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Run from a floppy drive with no problems. Mirrored drive is /dev/hda1 and /dev/hda2 = /dev/md0. I made everything between the 2 drives the same. The 2ĭrives are identical and are used something like this /dev/hda1 = ext3,

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I am running RedHat 7.2 and using ext3 file system with software raid, VAXbar some time ago, maybe that'll be their new purpose real soon Short question: does somebody of you know these beasts? If yes, I canįigure out more about'em, otherwise forget them (saw something like a Maybe in the end getting them to boot linux (hey, not totally OT). They were struggeling to get them to bootĪgain (I think they called the OS spp-ux os something similar) and Strange ways - had gotten hold of some convex computers (2 Some time ago a friend of mine took me to a guy that - via some Security enhancement as only specified machines could get access to the

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My question is can DHCP be limited to return either fixed orĭynamic IP to only a list of MAC hardware addresses? This would be a I've read where DHCP can return a fixed IP for specified MAC hardwareĪddresses. Does anyone have any ideas?ĭave Wulkan ( dwulkan from )

Publication - keep up the great work!), apart from a Debian Euro-HOWTO, is The only mention I can find in previous issues of LG (wonderful To indicate my preferred currency symbol in a spreadsheet or word processorĭocument. I don't know how much this will matter to the non-Europeans in the audience,īut how am I going to get the Euro symbol to appear in my favouriteĪpplications? I have just installed Red Hat 7.2 on my laptop, and would like This program? Did you have to enter your own coordinates forĪll the hosts you traceroute from and to? However, it doesn't seem to have enough locationĬoordinates in its database to do anything. It's supposed to plot the traceroute path on a picture of theĮarth. There's a program in Debian unstable called xt (xtraceroute). Given, what I should be looking at to correct my problem? If you needĪnymore info please let me know what it is and I will get it right to Is there anything you might be able to tell me from the informatoin (here's the error message I get exactly as given to me) RFC1483/2684 bridge : fatal : failed to connect on socket RFC1483/2684 bridge : Connecting to ATM 0.0.35 Encapsulation LLC RFC1483/2684 bridge : Created nas0 interface With br2684ctl -b -c 0 -a 0.0.35 is something like I was hoping you might be able to help me find Think I might have some setting messed up somewhere, or maybe a module

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They seem to differ slightly from web page to web page, but Iīelieve I finally got the kernel and the drivers set up to work, but I I have been following the HowTo's, I've found on the

Seems I almost have it, at least compared to where I was a couple of I have been trying to get this modem to work for about a month now. I am writing reguarding the Alcatel Speed Touch USB modem, under Linux,

System crash on RH 7.2 - could be related to N.P.Strickland's problem.

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Implementing a Bridging Firewall, by David Whitmarsh.

Writing Documentation, Part IV: Texinfo, by Christoph Spiel.

The Standard C Library for Linux, part 7: String Handling, by James M Rogers.

Qubism and HelpDex, by Jon 'Sir Flakey' Harsem and Shane Collinge.

The Foolish Things We Do With Our Computers, by Mike 'Iron' Orr.

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