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whoops sorry guys it's snapshot01.png and snapshot02.png My bad.

Whoops i found a few more ... here: http://sc.esf.edu.hk/snapshot1.png http://sc.esf.edu.hk/snapshot2.png

Ahh yeah you want a screen shot? Here: http://sc.esf.edu.hk/linuxscreen.jpg It's my gnome desktop running on the aqua theme with a licq and a kde clock thingie running. Enjoy.

no but if you ftp into redhat's ftp server there is a directory call "rawhide" guess what? it seems to be a snap shot of what redhat is working on. It has newer version of everything and such.

Well no problems... I am on my thunderbird A7V combo right now. Of course I am using a extremely customized system. As in custom patched kernel and the new lilo. Anyhow it works and it even works with my Geforce. I think you'll need to get the IDE ata 33 patch for your kernel and you'll need...

Ok so university time means a new computers. Great. So i have a Geforce now. Spent today getting it to work in Linux. the Asus A7V doesn't like windows 98 and promptly went "urrrgg.." and hang. So now I am in 2000 and linux. Ok so those of you with problems running the Geforce in...

New domain ".orb"? ummm actually quite a nice idea. Slashdot.orb

yes it is. But not a common thing that everyone uses. Concidering right now you have to do quite a bit of work to get it working. Unless you are using mandrake 7.1 .

Ok in redhat anyhow the CD has some utilities in D:\dosutils go there and run rawrite.exe . It'll ask for a disk image. So you tell it D:\images\boot.img . Then give it the disk drive your floppy is in. It'll make a book disk that normally install linux. Anyhow then you boot off the disk and at...

http://www.linux-firewall-tools.com/linux/ Here's a site that has a CGI to help you build your ipchains rules.

Don't think so. No point until DRI comes out anyhow.

Go to windows update there is this little patch that fixes it

There is a 2.2 kernel patch that'll allow the use of ATA 33 on promise controlers and others now. It's in the kernel ftp site. Although i forgotten the directory it's in. Sorry. But I am sure if you look it up on google it'll turn up.

your CD should have a image of a boot disk. Using the rawrite utility in windows write the image to a floppy. Boot off the floppy with the option "root=/dev/hd..." where hd is followed by a, b, c indicating the disk etc etc and a number telling lilo which partition. This should boot...

Linux has software IDE raid already. And it works fine.