This can also be caused by having the wrong settings for CHS, or if there is
HD management software on the HD, seagate and connor drives had one that
could make the HD bigger than what could be read by some of the fdisk
programs..
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kyle Carter" <kylecarter(a)xtra.co.nz>
To: <wlug(a)list.waikato.ac.nz>
Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 7:41 PM
Subject: Re: [wlug] silly laptops
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Greig McGill" <greig(a)win.co.nz>
> To: <wlug(a)list.waikato.ac.nz>
> Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 6:30 PM
> Subject: Re: [wlug] silly laptops
>
>
> > > looks like its written.. however reboot it or continue on.. and the
old
> > > partitions are still there... real strange..
> > >
> > > no useful options in the bios for virus MBR protection etc..
> > >
> > > any ideas?
> >
> >
> > Had this problem twice before.
> > Once was a dead controller - hope that's not it!
> > The second was just a screwy partition table - low-level format fixed
it.
>
> Ive tried 2 hard drives, 2 laptops (i got given 2 ;-) )
> both are identical.. but i have changed the ram to give 1 8MB ram, and the
> other 16 MB ram
>
> however i get the same error.. have enough ram in there to do it..
> im wondering if its something to do with the hard drive controller.
> or the bios..
>
> im just rawriting the parted disk.. im pretty sure once i get the
partitions
> set up the thing will work fine.
>
>
>
>
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FTP transferring an ISO Image.
Regards,
Sahil Gupta
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On Sun, 18 Nov 2001, Perry Lorier wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 18, 2001 at 02:36:11PM +0000, Sahil Gupta - NET4U wrote:
> > Hills 19db Grids :)
> > Transfer Speed x 8.
> >
>
> What did you use? FTP? tFTP? Samba?
>
> How did the Waikato Uni people do?
>
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We got a 13.5Km link up on wednesday, single TCP session throughput of
~2Mbit, with < 1% packet loss. SNR was 16/17dB each way.
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On Sun, 18 Nov 2001, Perry Lorier wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 18, 2001 at 02:36:11PM +0000, Sahil Gupta - NET4U wrote:
> > Hills 19db Grids :)
> > Transfer Speed x 8.
> >
>
> What did you use? FTP? tFTP? Samba?
>
> How did the Waikato Uni people do?
>
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I must ALSO say, that in the last 2 hours we have confirmed a location for
trialing this service. By the end of this month, we shall be there with a
definate answer on the reliability and quality of these connections.
We would welcome people to come along and take a look at it themselves,
before they actually go ahead with it.
Also, we would be MORE than happy to colocate a server of this list free
of charge. Community Servers and Mirrors would be encouraged, as we will
be having heaps of spare, national bandwith. International will be
slightly tight on initially but, as it all grows we won't have problems.
Quite honestly, at something like $100+GST p/mth the deal is very very
good.
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On Sat, 10 Nov 2001, James Spooner wrote:
>
> Sahil I find your apparant business practises unprofessional, these posts
> border on spam.
>
> > The pricing brackets are fairly simple. I'm willing to test this out now,
> > using a JetStart Connection. If anyone would like to volunteer to pay
> > around $1500+GST we will set them up on a 11 Meg Connection, sharing
> > JetStart. However, the volunteer will :
>
> Sahil, this is not a volunteer this is an *investor*. Investor !=
> Customer.
>
>
> >
> > a) Not have to pay for data whilst its on a JetStart Connection
> > b) Not have to ay for data for the first 2 months when a Frame Relay is
> > there.
>
> So someone buys your radio gear for you *and* pays for the jetstart, and
> you don't charge them? Gee you're a nice bastard.
>
> Does the person get the $1500 back, or do they get ownership of all the
> gear they bought?
>
> >
> > Our charges will be quite simple. We will charge $100+GST per 2gb
> > Incoming and 2gb Outgoing. We will ONLY bill by the gig and WILL NOT:
> >
> > a) Bill by the meg
> > b) Bill per 64k (unless it is a significant amount of 64k channels)
> >
>
> So if I transfer 2.0001 GB (I hope you're using 1024*1024*1024 bytes)
>
> then you will charge me $200+gst ?
>
> I don't think so!
>
> > I'm thinking this service will be of good quality. We should have
> > anywhere upto 3 locations (which are fairly close by eachother) running as
> > POPs. But, the service will definately be of a GOOD QUALITY.
> >
>
> Please tell me GOOD QUALITY doesn't mean 20 people with a 512k cap sharing
> a frame relay with a 2Mbit bearer and a 1Mbit CIR.
>
>
> > The good side of this service is that we will be able to supply Static
> > (REAL WORLD) I.P. Addresses on the Wireless Link. The client would have
> > to JUSTIFY them ofcourse. But, most of the time, we will give a SubNet of
> > 8.
> >
> > We don't exactly care as to what you do with the Wireless Link, as long as
> > your bill is paid up on time.
> >
> Do I want to be on an ISP that happily hosts spammers?
>
>
>
> James Spooner
>
>
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Actually types of shares takes some getting used to you know user Vs
share Vs server Vs Domain based permissions and when each would be used
..... and then there's that encrypted password issue, and Swat (running
it, and where does it reside, need to be running ... etc.)
Daniel Lawson wrote:
> Well, i'm doing the presentation etc next Monday, on linux-windows
> connectivity.
>
> Is there anything in particular people would like to see?
>
> File sharing windows <-> linux
> printer sharing windows <-> linux
>
> and a demo / intro, if anyone present doesn't already know how, of
> application 'sharing' linux -> windows.
>
> Daniel
>
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You can get NFS to work if you have the right software. There is 3rd
party stuff and MS stuff. Not that it comes with Win2k by default. The
easiest way to do filesharing from a Linux/Unix box to Windows machines
is via Samba. Why you'ld even consider NFS is beyond me.
Later
Greig McGill wrote:
>Is NFS available for Win32 platforms?
>
>BTW - not wanting to even THINK about starting a flame war, but what are
>these "certain constraints"?
>If we don't know, we can't help! :)
>
>Greig McGill, RHCE
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>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Michael Cree" <cree(a)phys.waikato.ac.nz>
>To: <wlug(a)list.waikato.ac.nz>
>Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 4:22 PM
>Subject: Re: [wlug] Next meeting
>
>
>>Daniel Lawson writes:
>>
>> > Is there anything in particular people would like to see?
>> >
>> > File sharing windows <-> linux
>> > printer sharing windows <-> linux
>>
>>What about NFS exports from Windoze machine? Particulary one that can map
>>usernames on the Unix side (via a NIS server) to Windoze users on a
>>
>Windoze
>
>>domain controller and properly preserver permissions on both Unix and
>>Windoze sides.
>>
>>And no doubt I'll get swamped with responses saying use Samba. I should
>>point out that I consider Samba to be a very much less than ideal solution
>>due to certain constraints it has. I would much prefer to avoid that
>>route. Actually (and I hope he's not reading this list) I wish our
>>
>Windoze
>
>>sys admin would install a decent OS on the rather nice server with raid
>>array he got for us. Too bad he crippled it with Microsloth.
>>
>>Anyone tried Unix Service for Windoze on a Windoze machine? How do you
>>
>get
>
>>it to work if you don't have access to the primary domain controller?
>>
>>Cheers
>>Michael
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> What about NFS exports from Windoze machine? Particulary one that can map
> usernames on the Unix side (via a NIS server) to Windoze users on a Windoze
> domain controller and properly preserver permissions on both Unix and
> Windoze sides.
I've not used NFS from win32 - i considered using an NFS client under
windows once, but definately not exporting from a windows box.
So, unless I magically discover another day between sunday and monday, I
cant help too much :/
The name mapping might be eaier to arrange, as there are plenty of
equivalent services. Mainly aimed at mapping NTDOM names to unix names.
Samba TNG has a winbind daemon which is supposed to do this, IIRC.
My demo's will have a LDAP directory rather than NIS, btw.
daniel
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hi everyone,
I just tried to use a dual boot W2K installation via vmware from my SuSE 7.2
box. Problem: I do not have access to the dev (hde), and including me into
user-group "disk" as advised by vmware does not work. Does someone know how I
can set write access for that hd??
Thanks,
Arne
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Which incidentally is how Windows does it as well. It is just a little
harder to notice. :) Windows uses ASPI which is a SCSI API. The IDE
devices have IDE->SCSI/ASPI support in their drivers.
Later
Chris Martin wrote:
>You need to enable SCSI emulation, it's an option in the kernel.
>Beyond that I'm not sure, I haven't set up an IDE burner in Linux
>(mine is SCSI), but you need to fool it into thinking your IDE burner
>is a SCSI device.
>
>>Yo people
>>
>>I'm having problems getting a CD reader/writer going properly on my Linux
>>installation. Wondering if some bright spark can give some illumination on
>>the problem?
>>
>>System: Suse 7.2, kde 2.2 on an AMD processor based system.
>>CD-Reader/Writer: Goldstar IDE CD-reader/writer
>>
>>The CD reader/writer is on the slave port of the primary IDE
>>controller. Note that it is IDE and not SCSI.
>>
>>What works:
>>
>>1) I can mount an ISO9960 CD and read it fine.
>>
>>What doesn't work:
>>
>>1) Can't write ISO image to CD. I try to use cdrecorder and it wants a
>> device specification. I don't know what on earth to tell it. The manual
>> is no help - it is all geered towards a SCSI CD-writer. Can someone tell
>> me what I should be telling it for a device?
>>
>>2) Can't play music CDs. I run KDE's CDplayer program and it can start
>> reading the music CD OK, and says its playing but no sound is comes out
>> whatsoever.
>>
>> Maybe worth noting that KDE on startup (ie login) reports it can't find
>> the /dev/dsp device and says it will use the null sound device
>> instead. However all its own little jingles, bells, whatnots are sounded
>> OK. I hear them. Just not the CD.
>>
>> The appropriate wire connecting the CD reader to the sound board is
>> attached.
>>
>> Don't have any clue what the sound board is - it's on the motherboard.
>>
>>Any suggestions?
>>
>>Cheers
>>Michael
>>
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