Yes. You could theoretically make an auto-install disc. You will need to modify the installation disc though. It's not a simple task though. Your best option is to read up on the wiki. Here's a good...
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Yes. You could theoretically make an auto-install disc. You will need to modify the installation disc though. It's not a simple task though. Your best option is to read up on the wiki. Here's a good...
A quick addition: The servers will have network access during installation, so if it's possible to pull the drivers over a network (somewhere in preseeding) then I can do that too.
Hi all,
I am regularly building servers which are using Rocket Raid 2340 SATA controllers (to provide 16 SATA connections).
At the moment, during (text-mode) installation, I have to mount USB...
Hi,
I've got some linked files (soft and hard) which I want to unlink. I don't want to delete the file I just want to make the files in each folder non-linked.
Obviously I can manually do:
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Run `locate installer.sh` in the terminal and paste the output here.
You need to find the location of the installer first.
Hehe - at the moment yes to make sure I'm getting the correct data. Eventually I'll be processing it and putting it in a mysql database. It's actually NMEA strings that I'll be receiving.
Hi dodgem,
I've heard that on shared hosting it's possible for another user to create or access the session data (if they use the same directory or something). That's what makes me think raise the...
Hi slavik,
I do understand a little bit about the OSI model. The part I don't get is that - with the code I have here - I have already received the UDP data (as I can print it to screen, write to...
Is it possible for a user to spoof / fake this? If I'm using shared hosting is there a security issue?
What is the most secure way of checking and storing whether a user is logged in (after going...
Hi all,
I'm trying to write a simple python script that listen for data via UDP on port 3000 and then writes it out to a file. I've modified an example from the twisted documentation as a starting...
Can you post what steps you used to install the driver?
I'd say you didn't compile the kernel with the correct drivers. What CPU do you have?
K7 is the best for you to use (as you've got a 64bit AMD CPU).
I couldn't find a kernel either - however I just downloaded the latest drivers from nvidia.com and it compiled the kernel modules for...
Well I have an AMD Athlon64 3000. I used 686 which is better than 386 (not sure where K7 comes into it). However I'm only using 32bit mode- not sure if you need to do something else to use 64bit
Great guide. After a few attempts I managed to get a new 2.6.19 kernel going. Maybe you could add the following info for others who were in my same situation.
Change
sudo apt-get install...