From the times of the Atari ST I still have the '10 cm test' in my repertoire. The Atari had lots of socketed chips inside, and whenever the PC acted a bit weird, I used to lift the thing 10 cm and just let it drop. That was ususally enough to settle the chips a bit better in their sockets and have it work some better afterwards.
LP Ripper does a nice job in splitting wav-recordings in tracks, and LP Recorder is a basic but functional recorder program
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In Europe a number of (TV-)publishers (Kirch media in Germany, ITV in the UK) are getting in big financial problems because they invested billions of dollars in sportsrights on the premisse they could earn it back with pay-per-view. It turns out that the audience just doesn't want to watch football on tv when it costs them by the minute. I think the situation on the web is the same. Unless the content you use is available for some fixed sum per subscription it will not arouse any significant interest.
The readme nicely states that you can use make bzlilo to install a new kernel if you have a proper/etc/lilo.conf What it doesn't mention is that in all new distributions the kernel is put in/boot while make bzlilo puts the new kernel in the root dir. You need to edit/etc/lilo.conf first to point the kernel location to the root dir
I don't think you have been following comp.os.linux.networking lately, but the problems with the 3com 905b are pretty numerous there. I think it should be a matter of course that a hardware manufacturer programs the drivers for their stuff. I can only applaud the fact that 3com releases them under the GPL, so the linux community can improve upon them if needed
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From the times of the Atari ST I still have the '10 cm test' in my repertoire.
The Atari had lots of socketed chips inside, and whenever the PC acted a bit weird, I used to lift the thing 10 cm and just let it drop. That was ususally enough to settle the chips a bit better in their sockets and have it work some better afterwards.
LP Ripper does a nice job in splitting wav-recordings in tracks, and LP Recorder is a basic but functional recorder program
In Europe a number of (TV-)publishers (Kirch media in Germany, ITV in the UK) are getting in big financial problems because they invested billions of dollars in sportsrights on the premisse they could earn it back with pay-per-view.
It turns out that the audience just doesn't want to watch football on tv when it costs them by the minute.
I think the situation on the web is the same. Unless the content you use is available for some fixed sum per subscription it will not arouse any significant interest.
If you had read the fairplay page you would have said "I think I'll go out and buy more bricks from the LEGO(tm) group."
SuSe 7.0 has all this except for iptables, but it does have reiserfs.
It is good as long as you have some ropes for aiding the climb, and enough strength in your arms to pull yourself up
The readme nicely states that you can use make bzlilo to install a new kernel if you have a proper /etc/lilo.conf /boot while make bzlilo puts the new kernel in the root dir. You need to edit /etc/lilo.conf first to point the kernel location to the root dir
What it doesn't mention is that in all new distributions the kernel is put in
You had a backup. You must be an advanced user.
I don't think you have been following comp.os.linux.networking lately, but the problems with the 3com 905b are pretty numerous there.
I think it should be a matter of course that a hardware manufacturer programs the drivers for their stuff. I can only applaud the fact that 3com releases them under the GPL, so the linux community can improve upon them if needed
Just see it as an expansion of your home network. Those slow ass Intel P3-450s can always be made to do something like printspooling