In message <d64a268.0306261545.104a6958@posting.google.com>, MarkK <markkzoom@hotmail.com> writes I don't believe anyone's used the "K" word yet. Find a magazine with a Knoppix CD on the front (or...

On Fri, 27 Jun 2003 Sebastian Hans wrote: Oh Yeah. Ofcourse. I was suggesting qt might be a problem before he solved it. Yes it has nothing to do with qt in the end. Sorry, I wasnt clear in my...

Jean-David Beyer <jdbeyer@exit109.com> wrote: It's not FS dependent. Requests are ordered by the elevator algorithm (two-way, I think) in the block layers. As I recall, it's generic_make_request...

Francesco Moi wrote: Trying tapping the appopriate BIOS key (Del, F10, F2, whatever) straight from switching the pc on before anything displays on screen. Because of the high level of intergration...

Tom Edelbrok wrote: www.codebase.com Used it for years. Excellent stuff. -- robert redhat 8.0

JoyInStruggle@yahoo.com (JoyInStruggle) wrote in message news:<8bc70ae9.0306260959.2ed99434@posting.google.com>... Thanks foryour nice post, I will take your advice. Mark K.

In article <gIqKa.458$%z.318173237@newssvr30.news.prodigy.com>, mjt wrote: No. It only boots in real-mode, as any x86 operating system does. But then it loads a protected-mode DOS extender to...

In article <q0mcdb.i5q.ln@news.it.uc3m.es>, Peter T. Breuer wrote: No. The FAT filesystem was designed over 20 years ago for 180k floppy disks and has been cobbled up over the years to support...

In article <sh4nfvcbnpapo5adhk7e71hj4gp8cg99r0@4ax.com>, jeff wrote: You can do that with parted. It would take two commands. If you were doing it repeatedly, you could set up either a bootable...

Lew Pitcher wrote: .... interesting indeed. i was obviously poking fun at their current foray ... :) -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Michael J. Tobler:...

Without hesitation, Marc asserted (on or about 06/25/03 04:14) that: == Well, it looks like it's time for my stock "Linux Defrag" post ;-) In a single-user, single-tasking OS, it's best to keep...

Many thanks to all responders. Mr Uhring was quite correct, when he wrote The application with which I am working demands to contain data on /server1 directory, but on the system I use for test,...

Jean-David Beyer <jdbeyer@exit109.com> wrote: This is handy command, however it might be dangerous. It will remove EVERYTHING in your home directory, in any directory/folder, that ends with a tilde...

Thank you very much. This is the most informative answer I got. I just refreshed my make knowledge and read all the makefiles in the directories and found out the original author simply left out all...

byron@cc.gatech.edu (Byron A Jeff) wrote in message news:<bdeqgv$6ab@cleon.cc.gatech.edu>... I need to craft this by hand (using 2.5) because the installation machine contains a large RAID array...

Gerhard W. Gruber passionately intoned: Hmmm. This *is* a good point. On your large partition, you can: - create a file that is plenty large enough to hold all the data in the tree you want to move...

Hi! Here's an update. On Fri, 27 Jun 2003 08:27:57 +1200, Jochen Daum <jochen.daum@cans.co.nz> wrote: scripting king, but the export command obviously doesn't change PATH.

"Ed >:-)" wrote: And if a bug like that turned up in Mozilla you can bet it would be fixed dead quick. Long live open source. Ian

On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 16:56:24 +0000, Philip Bailey wrote: Depending on the *type* of the existing file system, you may be able to grow the "dd'd" copy after it has been created, using parted or...

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