Hi...
Can I do a compress backup of my files directly to a tape?
example..
Backup
#tar cvzfb /dev/st0 20 /home/user1
Restore
#tar xvzfb /dev/st0 20 /home/user11
Is this possible? or just ordinary "#tar xvfb" parameters?
Thanks in advance.
Well....here is my old .profile from SCO....
While the new .bash_profile in Linux is this copying the parameters of the database program.
My problem is "linux" is not define in this two files...
Currently; I commented this out...and partialy the menu work but kinda worse graphics...
Hi guys....
I need help in migrating our program to linux environment but currently stuck about termcap.
The old rig is SCO Unix that has ansi terminal while the redhat is using linux terminal.
I have this on .profile in SCO Unix.
eval `tset -m ansi:ansi -m :\?${TERM:-ansi} -r -s -Q`...
Same here....for 3 years WPA-AES is a very good deterrent.
If you want to get his Mac Address....let him get in again to your WIFI System and get his MAC Address. Then do the following:
Just change the Wifi the network key/passphrase on your WPA-AES.
And then try to put his MAC Address...
If you want more info here is the link...
DNS Masquerade
You said the that you're getting the gateway or Routers IP Address as your DNS?
Probably because you have set your computer to Dynamic instead of the Static. DDWRT masquerade your DNS Settings since it is enabled on the router...
I have done updating the wpa patch 3 since last year but for some reason when I create a USB Device and read the "Wsetting.txt" in the "smrtntky" its just say WPA & TKIP. I didn't test it since I don't use WPA/TKIP but I do use WPA/AES or WPA2/AES. WPA2/AES hogs too much cpu power for the...
Hi guys/guru..
Is there a program like the one in Windows XP's SP2 "Wireless Network Setup" that support WPA/AES or WPA2/AES?
The "Wireless Network Setup" in Windows XP SP2 supports only WPA/TKIP.
Thank you in advance.
You can bring your router if:
1) If the Hotel is using Wired and using DHCP to gain internet access. If it is on Static then they are willing to give you the IP Configuration to your laptop and transfer it to your router later.
2) If the Hotel is using Wireless and they give you the SSID &...
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