Guy goes to the doctor and says "Doctor I think my wife died". The doctor asks him why he thought so. "The sex is the same", said the man, "but the dishes are starting to pile up".
A hard drive stopped working for me just a few days ago, and now I'm trying to determine exactly what code I hadn't backed up before I tell my boss:-(, he's probably going to be angry I didn't backup better...turning on the PC makes it make a toc toc toc sound and the bios can't find it and says something like controller error. I tried Knoppix and that says something similar before booting without any drive mounted. Its a seagate IDE drive in case that spurs a memory in some slashdotter about seagates failing and how to repair them. To complicate the issue the drive is in a 4 year leased computer which has to go back next week, so it couldn't have happened at a worse time. I nearly had heart failure when I saw my boss and *his* boss standing around discussing it... I thought they might try to switch it on.... so if any one has extra advice for me I'd be glad to hear it:-)
unfortunately having tried both bochs and vmware recently I can tell you its orders of magnitude slower than vmware due to it emulating everything whereas vmware uses the actual processor in the machine.
in japan and it seems like america is still asleep and in a good mood so I'll search for you.....
I thought I read once that ghost creates its own partition and then boots to that and downloads the image. So booting a minimal install of linux mightn't be much different...so....
Ghost for Unix Something called system imager A thread about ghost alternatives for linux cluster cloner cluster cloner
tired of a href'n:
http://www.microwerks.net/~hugo/about/about.html
http://www.jpartner.com/documentation/platform/lin ux/ghost2.htm
http://216.239.57.104/search?q=cache:4-QzyNsabRYJ: xpt.sourceforge.net/techdocs/linuxdisk/Tools/linux disk09.000.html+ghost+linux&hl=en&start=5&ie=UTF-8
dunno if any of those help or not
I was going to add it would be cool if you can cut and paste between the pcs using synergy but then I read their page and found out you can. It even does newline conversion and unicode. And it will synchronize the screensavers and screenlocking.
In my compamy here in japan they lease desktop computers for three years. The next ones they'll lease when the current ones run out have the option of one running transmeta chips (They are two desktop options and two laptop options, the lightest laptop is a transmeta one).
and the guy next door to me pays about 4000 yen a month for 100mbps optical fibre. They only took credit cards so I couldn't get it. By the time I got a credit card I had signed up for adsl for just a few hundred yen cheaper.
I'm in japan too and got a gift of a pentium II 266. RedHat was quite slow on it....but I installed debian from a Knoppix CD and using FluxBox it runs quite nicely. My friend was quite impressed as he'd seen my attempts at trying other distros and their sluggishness.
maybe someone mentioned this but knoppix i believe will let u save settings for faster boot ups, if you can save these to the cd then it won't matter what filesystem you are running on your pc.
If they have it shaped or whatever they call it to reduce mainly P2P then "old school" warez etc. can still be done by people who actually know what they are doing.....not to be a troll or anything but P2P programs only made it easier to get stuff. It was always available on IRC, ftp etc. before. It says it prioritizes web access. Whats to stop a network springing up that serves everything tunnelled over http, from port 80 (if thats one way it filters) or even as huge webpages of uuencoded files or base 64. Necessity is the mother of invention after all...
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Darf ich zur toiletten gehen bitte
-15 is higher priority I think. Maybe 15.
unfortunately it doesn't work, just makes a intermittent "tock" noise, and the computer can't boot.
Guy goes to the doctor and says "Doctor I think my wife died".
The doctor asks him why he thought so.
"The sex is the same", said the man, "but the dishes are starting to pile up".
A hard drive stopped working for me just a few days ago, and now I'm trying to determine exactly what code I hadn't backed up before I tell my boss :-(, he's probably going to be angry I didn't backup better...turning on the PC makes it make a toc toc toc sound and the bios can't find it and says something like controller error. I tried Knoppix and that says something similar before booting without any drive mounted. Its a seagate IDE drive in case that spurs a memory in some slashdotter about seagates failing and how to repair them. To complicate the issue the drive is in a 4 year leased computer which has to go back next week, so it couldn't have happened at a worse time. I nearly had heart failure when I saw my boss and *his* boss standing around discussing it... I thought they might try to switch it on.... so if any one has extra advice for me I'd be glad to hear it :-)
I'm Irish, and I'm too scared to fight
try searching for firebird -mozilla
hehe,
I'd forgotten realising it was a visited link until I read you mail.
unfortunately having tried both bochs and vmware recently I can tell you its orders of magnitude slower than vmware due to it emulating everything whereas vmware uses the actual processor in the machine.
no man, I'm going back there
don't you be trying to steal my future jobs.
man I've always wanted to make that joke... :-(
don't think anyone got it though
guess they should have rewritten it from scratch when they bought Lotus then, so they wouldn't get blamed for what was made before them
drink, feck, girls
man thats funny
in japan and it seems like america is still asleep and in a good mood so I'll search for you.....n ux/ghost2.htm: xpt.sourceforge.net/techdocs/linuxdisk/Tools/linux disk09.000.html+ghost+linux&hl=en&start=5&ie=UTF-8
I thought I read once that ghost creates its own partition and then boots to that and downloads the image. So booting a minimal install of linux mightn't be much different...so.... Ghost for Unix
Something called system imager
A thread about ghost alternatives for linux
cluster cloner
cluster cloner
tired of a href'n:
http://www.microwerks.net/~hugo/about/about.html
http://www.jpartner.com/documentation/platform/li
http://216.239.57.104/search?q=cache:4-QzyNsabRYJ
dunno if any of those help or not
ashi is the japanese for leg
I was going to add it would be cool if you can cut and paste between the pcs using synergy but then I read their page and found out you can. It even does newline conversion and unicode. And it will synchronize the screensavers and screenlocking.
In my compamy here in japan they lease desktop computers for three years. The next ones they'll lease when the current ones run out have the option of one running transmeta chips (They are two desktop options and two laptop options, the lightest laptop is a transmeta one).
and the guy next door to me pays about 4000 yen a month for 100mbps optical fibre. They only took credit cards so I couldn't get it. By the time I got a credit card I had signed up for adsl for just a few hundred yen cheaper.
I'm in japan too and got a gift of a pentium II 266. RedHat was quite slow on it ....but I installed debian from a Knoppix CD and using FluxBox it runs quite nicely. My friend was quite impressed as he'd seen my attempts at trying other distros and their sluggishness.
maybe someone mentioned this but knoppix i believe will let u save settings for faster boot ups, if you can save these to the cd then it won't matter what filesystem you are running on your pc.
for anyone who hasn't read the article they quote someone called Wurm.
When I read the headline I imagined someones arm tapering off into a abomination of electronics for the sole purpose of manipulation GUIs.
If they have it shaped or whatever they call it to reduce mainly P2P then "old school" warez etc. can still be done by people who actually know what they are doing.....not to be a troll or anything but P2P programs only made it easier to get stuff. It was always available on IRC, ftp etc. before. It says it prioritizes web access. Whats to stop a network springing up that serves everything tunnelled over http, from port 80 (if thats one way it filters) or even as huge webpages of uuencoded files or base 64.
Necessity is the mother of invention after all...
like admitting I bought a zaurus in japanese and can't read the manuals...