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Walnuts
by David Freeman 24 May '01

24 May '01

I am thinking that I might upgrade my kernel to 2.4 from 2.2.18. Is this a good idea? are there any major problems I should watch out for? When I do make menuconfig what options can be removed because they aren't going to be used on my athlon, other than th obvious? I also want to have all periferals configured to be configured as modules, is this easy enough? Also how much has it changed since 2.2* ? Thanks D __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/

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Re: [Alug] Walnuts
by MJ Ray 23 May '01

23 May '01

David Freeman <david_freeman(a)rocketmail.com> writes: > I am thinking that I might upgrade my kernel to 2.4 from 2.2.18. Is > this a good idea? are there any major problems I should watch out for? You should grab Message-ID <slrn90o436.pkl.mjg59(a)cavan.jesus.cam.ac.uk> from uk.comp.os.linux, probably on http://groups.google.com/ or I can email it you. I don't think I've heard nasties about 2.4.4 yet, but earlier ones have serious gotchas. -- MJR

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Re: [Alug] Next meet?
by MJ Ray 23 May '01

23 May '01

"Mark Wilkinson" <mark(a)wiggis.com> writes: > When's the next meet and where? It's looking like June 10th, UEA again. Still not confirmed, sadly. -- MJR

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Re: [Alug] Next meet?
by Jenny_Hopkins＠toby-churchill.com 23 May '01

23 May '01

>When's the next meet and where? I think it is the 17th June at UEA, someone is seeing if a room is available then, I think. Jen

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Re: [Alug] ALUG Library ...
by Andrew.Chandler＠ft.com 23 May '01

23 May '01

I think Adrian was saying it should be written in vi... err.. emacs rather than Lyx! Cisco's?? Been there done that! Bing Neill Newman <neill(a)entora.co.uk> on 04/05/2001 13:37:34 To: Andrew Chandler/PSD/LONDON/FTI@FTI cc: alug(a)stu.uea.ac.uk Subject: Re: [Alug] ALUG Library ... Andrew Chandler wrote: > > 'Word produces HTML", but that's no excuse!! > You tell him Adrian! err.. what's that got to do with the price of eggs, LaTeX is LaTeX no matter how it is written ;).. go and break some cisco's ;).. Sz > > Bing > -- Open source solutions at http://www.entora.co.uk/ ********************************************************************* * Please visit the web site of the Financial Times at: * * http://www.ft.com * * * * For UK personal finance, please visit http://www.ftyourmoney.com * * * * This E-Mail is intended for the use of the addressee only and may * * contain confidential information. If you are not the intended * * recipient, you are hereby notified that any use or dissemination * * of this communication is strictly prohibited. * * If you receive this transmission in error, please notify us * * immediately then delete this E-Mail. * * * * * postmaster(a)ft.com * *********************************************************************

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oreilly, static linking & UEA meetings
by LxS 23 May '01

23 May '01

DF sparked my interest in system-stylee programming again, so I have a couple of questions: a) At the last UEA meeting, I heard ALUG had been offered a 25% O'Reilly discount. I thought, mmm, munch. Is this going to be honoured as an ALUG-library only option, or if I come up with a huge order can I route it thru ALUG? b) I'm trying to build and link against a static library: gcc -g -Wall -o libdog.o libdog.c ar rcs libdog.a libdog.o gcc -g -Wall -o sll.o sll.c ld -L. -ldog -o sll sll.o libdog.c: #includes void speak() { printf("Arf!\n"); } sll.c: #includes [extern] void speak(); int main(int argc, char** argv) { speak(); return 0; } The ld command warns me that it can't find a _start symbol, then wibbles about undefined symbol speak. It definitely finds libdog.a though (from -verbose), and nm libdog.a reports something very much like: libdog.a: 00000000 t Letext U printf 00000006 T speak I've tried it with and without extern. Given I figured out how to build & link shared libraries for JNI, on AIX, with only man pages, I'm feeling fairly annoyed at myself for not being able to do statics with a big book in front of me. Help! Finally, I might be able to help out with organising UEA ALUG meetings. Being a student, I go onto campus pretty regularly anyway. Mail me, MJR. Alexis -- http://www.ikitten.co.uk "C++ : an octopus made by nailing extra legs onto a dog" "Resolve first your body and mind, your private relationships and your public ones. The state will soon follow." - Confucian-esque "I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have" - T Jefferson

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Re: [Alug] oreilly, static linking & UEA meetings
by MJ Ray 22 May '01

22 May '01

Adam Bower <abower(a)zeus.com> writes: > David Freeman wrote: > > a-1) Subscribe from the email address you wish to post, otherwise we > > have to auth your posts each time. > Unfortunatly, Mailman looks at the Sender: mail header which may not be > the same as your subscribed email address (especially in an enviroment > with multiple outgoing relays), This is correct behaviour, I believe. Others may like to comment *AFTER* reading the standards. > and as the sender header should point to mail relay where the > mail originally came from not a arbitarily defined one The sender header should point to a valid email address for the sender and preferably be in the canonical form for that address. Think of it as the reverse of envelope rewriting on the incoming feed. > (eg the sender header for this mail will point to > abower(a)pandora.zeus.co.uk which is a valid mail relay but my email > address is abower(a)zeus.com). Worst case if your mail server admin doesn't correct it: subscribe abower(a)pandora.etc and set it not to get email (nomail). -- MJR

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Help I need a new ISP
by Adam Bower 22 May '01

22 May '01

Hi all, I have just about to give up on Force9 as my ISP as they won't fix a problem I let them know about a week ago, so as It happens I need some help with picking a new ISP and I hope you guys may provide some advice! Anyway the following is what part of what I posted in alt.internet.providers.uk So the services I need are:- Hosting for my domain Dial-up Newsgroups Unix shell account (pref with ssh from anywhere) some Webspace (not a huge amount) No Traffic servers or web caches Decent service, I don't want anyone who is a fly-by-night, complete muppets, or likely to go bankrupt in the next five minutes. 0800 numbers would be nice, but I am about to go to Australia for a year so I would rather make sure they provide good access to my email from remote. I would currently be thinking of someone like Demon, but I have heard bad things about them recently so would like some more suggestions. Thanks Adam

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Fw: [Alug] Help I need a new ISP
by Dan Jones 22 May '01

22 May '01

</UNLURK> You could also look at http://www.ukshells.com for shell account - offers remote telnet, ssh, and telnet (on port 80 for those troublesome work firewalls) - Some boxes also have telnet on port 443 also ! We don't do dialup, and most customers use whoever is cheapest at the time (most use BTI at the moment).. Remote IMAP, ssh, webmail running on a SSL port (in beta with our 50 "testers" atm), POP3, PHP4, procmail access etc, all on our own 45Mbit ATM link here in the west midlands. Yes, I work there, and I moved from the alug region last year to work here full time late last year, although I'm back in Suffolk most weekends. We're stable, and have been selling shell accounts in the UK since 1996 (as redvan.net originally). Oh, I am on the birmingham LUG list, but its not as good as ALUG, although I have yet to attend an ALUG meeting (always busy on Sundays!) Regards Dan J <LURK> Adam Bower wrote: > > Hi all, > > I have just about to give up on Force9 as my ISP as they won't fix a > problem I let them know about a week ago, so as It happens I need some > help with picking a new ISP and I hope you guys may provide some advice! > > Anyway the following is what part of what I posted in > alt.internet.providers.uk > > So the services I need are:- > > Hosting for my domain > Dial-up > Newsgroups > Unix shell account (pref with ssh from anywhere) > some Webspace (not a huge amount) > No Traffic servers or web caches > Decent service, I don't want anyone who is a fly-by-night, complete > muppets, or likely to go bankrupt in the next five minutes. > > 0800 numbers would be nice, but I am about to go to Australia for a year > so I would rather make sure they provide good access to my email from > remote. > > I would currently be thinking of someone like Demon, but I have heard > bad things about them recently so would like some more suggestions. > > Thanks > Adam The shell account will be your problem, I think. Google now do newsgroups, see http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/19070.html I don't do dial-up (which won't help in Aus for a year), but I do the rest, and fit the rest of your criteria. I would consider a shell account, seeing as it's you, but you'd need to justify why you need it (no telnet, only ssh). Normally, there's no way I'd allow a shell account on one of my live systems. We run POP3, so remote access to email isn't a problem, and we're working on secure POP, and a web-based mail browser. I filter spam, adding to the access list daily as I receive it. Oh, and it's all on Linux. Usual charge is £100 pa. but I may be able to convince himself to offer an alug discount. Cheers, Laurie. PS. Zeus are doing a presentation at Adastral Park soon: will you be there? I will. -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Laurie Brown laurie(a)brownowl.com PGP key at http://pgpkeys.mit.edu:11371 --------------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ alug, the Anglian Linux User Group list Send list replies to alug(a)stu.uea.ac.uk http://www.anglian.lug.org.uk/ http://rabbit.stu.uea.ac.uk/cgi-bin/listinfo/alug See the website for instructions on digest or unsub!

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Suggestion: Member's web space & SuSE contact change
by Martyn Drake 21 May '01

21 May '01

But I'd thought I would like to offer ALUG members 100Mb free web space (and free of any banners!) with a URL either hanging off of www.alug.org.uk or hostname.alug.org.uk. Stats provided. The only catch is please don't generate 10Gb of traffic per month, otherwise that'll cost me a small fortune :)) So no p0rn! :) The main ALUG site has actually moved from Webfusion to Rackspace where it's (a) cheaper, (b) more bandwidth available, (c) far better connectivity and (d) support actually have a clue if things go wibbly. Now, I've also received SuSE Professional 7.1 from the kind folk at SuSE and having finished using it myself (I'm now exploring the joys of Red Hat 7.1 and Mandrake 8.0). As I'm now leaving Norfolk permanently for the joys of Kingston Upon Thames in London, I'd like to forward this on to someone (as well as any future updates) so that it can be properly distributed as these days I can't make as many meetings as usual. That's my updates for this millenium. :) Regards, Martyn

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