I'd agree totally with rubylaser. Spending money on a backup client is a waste.
Read the rsync man pages, get familiar with it's options and facilities, and you'll find that it'll do all you'll...
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I'd agree totally with rubylaser. Spending money on a backup client is a waste.
Read the rsync man pages, get familiar with it's options and facilities, and you'll find that it'll do all you'll...
My first post in many many months.
Today, rather than study for my exams, which begin tomorrow. I've had DWM on my laptop with #! for a long while, but never had time to mess with it. Today, after...
The IRC channel can be tricky at times. I used to spend ages there helping who I could. At times it feels like you and maybe one other person are the only people actually helping, and not asking...
You know, I'd post up pics of my servers, but my "main" :rolleyes: server has been down for weeks. I'm changing the mobo to one out of a collection that I came across. It'll have a 2.2Ghz Celeron now...
Try PuppyLinx, Slitaz, DamnSmallLinux, TinyCore etc, all distros which are designed specifically for old/under-powered machines.
In fact, you can install Ubuntu, starting with a clean command...
I'm not at my Ubuntu computer at the moment, but as far as I recall, the mail is stored at /var/log/mail. You can read it just with a text editor.
It's probably some sort of automatic report...
it'll probably be shipped with an NTFS filesystem, which Ubuntu will be able to read, and write to perfectly. So no problems :)
I just connect through Empathy :)
Remastersys is what you're looking for, but I'm unsure whether it's GUI only tbh. It'll do exactly what you're looking for though.
God, I love your clock!
So far, no luck. Natty hasn't been able to use the card, as has Arch.
I've yet to try it under Windows, and have created a some sort of a solution, by transplanting the drive into another system. ...
Wow, that's a brilliantly comprehensive report o.O
I'm also suffering from the same problem, with two slightly different VT6421a cards.
So far, I've had no success with Debian 5, and have had...
Clonezilla is fantastic, I swear by it. It should do all you want and more :)
In a calculator? o.O
If you simply want to see if your machine can run 64 bit Ubuntu run,
sudo lshw > hardware.txt
Open up the hardware.txt file, scroll down to your the information on your cpu. It'll list all...
I'm just gonna throw this in here, my Howto on setting up a lightweight VNC-accessed Ubuntu server install.
This gives you a low RAM graphical interface, which is accessed completely over the...
They're overclocked because I did it ;) Though to be honest, the system isn't great. Individually the computers are powerful, and tailored to their roles (the DCG ones for example have powerful...
No, they're not that powerful, but seeing as I plan on folding for the foreseeable future, even a small saving a year is a big thing. Going by your estimation of 150W, running flat out 365.4 days a...
Opera Mini 5, on my Sony Ericsson K800i :)
If you're in Ireland, memoryc.ie generally have decent deals on new RAM, though older types can be more expensive.
Ebay is great, seeing as used ram is often cheap as buttons :)
Thats a nice looking server :) I wonder, how much of that 320GB OS drive are you using? You often see people with massive OS drives, and I often wonder if it's not a waste :( Of course, it's probably...
Would you mind sharing that PHP script? I'm currently just monitoring my servers through hacked bash scripts that output to the web directory >.<
I've two headless servers, more info and pictures...
I love Virtualbox, and how versatile it is. For instance, I'm currently using it to install Windows 2000 onto a CF card on a powerful machine, which will be replaced to a much less powerful computer....
I'd disagree. Alcohol tends to bring with it a sense of fearlessness, of pain and law suits. I imagine she would be much more aware of them than he.
Very true. Had he not been floored, it's...
Im folding on my torrent server, a 2.6GHz Celeron, which takes about 1.5 days per WU. I use origami to monitor, and use a little bash script to send the status and temps to a web directory, so I can...