hi list,
i want to point some attention of people involved in the initscripts project
(if some of them are reading here) to the serel project (http://www.fastboot.org/)
it's a parallelized init that can speed up from 8% up to 50% the boot process..
is it in plan to be included/supported ? if you appreciate the idea but
dont have time i could get involved ..
cheers, michele
getting:
slDSP: open: Device or resource busy
WARNING: slScheduler: soundcard init failed.
when trying to play torcs.
sound card is detected as an intel 82801DB AC'97 Audio
Controller and uses the i810_audio Module...according
to the soundcard detection utility.
Which are correct.
Sound works fine for everything else eg.Frozen Bubble,
Cromium, xmms, gmplayer.
any ideas?
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Every time yum tries to connect to the following address I get a 403
Forbidden error. If this repository is down, how does up2date keep
telling me that there are 7 new available packages? And what should I
set yum up to so that I can get them?
http://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/rawhide
Thanks in advance,
~ Matthew
If I wanted to create a local mirror of the fedora ftp site, where
should I start. I know debian has rsync available. Should I just run
mirror and be done with it, or is there some reason this is not desired?
--
Thomas DuVally
Lead Sys. Prog.
CIS, Brown Univ.
401.863.9466
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Hi Jeff,
I have been following your interesting posts to the Fedora list and and
I certainly appreciate your concerns as well as your insightful
comments. My company currently has a server farm that is all FreeBSD.
Before you decide to switch to FreeBSD for stability and continuing
updates and patches, I suggest you have a look at the FreeBSD update
cycle (www.freebsd.org/security) Currently the oldest release that is
supported is 4.7 with 4.8 being the current release. 4.9 is in beta. 5.1
is out as a "new technology" release. 4.8 goes to end of life in March
of 2004. There will be no support for it after that! Generally there
have been three releases a year and any release older than a year is
EOL. The patch/update mechanism is to continuously update to the current
distribution.
So the short story is look before you leap on FreeBSD.
--
Dave Rogers
Plano, Texas
Reading the Red hat web site, I think the direction is clear:
Fedora for innovation and Red Hat Enterprise Linux for stable, reliable
life-cycle management of you Linux.
--
Steve Withers <swithers(a)mmp.org.nz>
I just got a reply from SI tech support regarding the 3114 4-channel
PCI-based SATA chip which is on some motherboards (notably on the Abit
IC7Max3 motherboard, on which the 3114 chip provides 4 of the 6 SATA
channels). Here is the reply:
"3114 Linux drivers are being finalized and wil be made available for
download on our support site as soon as they are fully qualified. We
expect them to be ready in the next few weeks."
Woohoo!
--Krishna
I'm trying to install severn3 on a system that had rhl9.
install exited abnormally -- received signal 11
is the message I got right after OK for network IP addressing, two tries
in a row. What does signal 11 mean? Is this a severn bug preventing me
from installing from NFS?
--
"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom...."
Proverbs 9:10 NIV
Team OS/2 ** Reg. Linux User #211409
Felix Miata *** http://members.ij.net/mrmazda/