Documentation on using Jaz with Linux can be found at http://www.redhat.com/mirrors/LDP/HOWTO/Jaz-Drive-HOWTO.html.

Yes, as long as they are in proper format, with DOS partitions, etc. (However, because they are more tempermental, please back up your voice profile more regularly)

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Yes! The internal Jaz drive plugs into the internal SCSI connection, while the external Jaz (portable) comes with exactly the right cable to connect to Buz. It's a perfect match.

Frankly, we believe that these media are not optimal for most users and that they should not use a zip or other removable disk media for backup. An offsite backup service is completely automated and has the required file redundancy to protect important data. The only safe way to use removable disk media for backup is to have three disks and make the same backup three times.

You should be able to edit the .config file and then just type make at the top level. For example, to use Linux's graphical config editor: cd linux-2.6-xen0 # make xconfig (configure however you want) (on old version you need to specify ARCH=xen after make) # cd .. # make If there's already a .config present in the kernel tree we leave it well alone. If there's none present and a ./dist/install/boot/config-2.6-xen0 exists then we copy that to .config.

Either by typing the kernel arguments at the BOOT lilo: prompt, or by adding an ''append='' directive to the /etc/lilo.conf file; for example: At the LILO prompt (example only): BOOT lilo: parport=0x3bc,7 parport=0x3bc,none serial=0x3f8,4 serial=0x2f8,3 If you modify the /etc/lilo.conf file, be sure to run the lilo command to install the new configuration.

JACK requires real-time scheduling privileges for reliable, dropout-free operation. The server requests these privileges when running with the -R option. Unmodified 2.6 kernels work much better, but still require special configuration. The simplest, and least-secure way to provide real-time privileges is running jackd as root. This has the disadvantage of also requiring all of JACK clients to run as root.

I need to find an OS that will fit on very few floppies (preferably 1 or 2) that will allow me to boot a PC & backup it up using my external parallel port tape drive. BRU backup software fits on 1 floppies and can backup to any device that the OS will support. Thank you in advance, Rich A soon to be Linux user, just got to save some things first! Ok, first thing you need to check are that the NE drivers in each machine are installed.

Linux does not know the concept of drive letters. RedHat Linux cannot be installed in a Windows Partition. Follow the instructions above.

You configure each section (numbered 1-10) by pointing DSpy to the proper directory on your network. By putting a shortcut to DSpy in your startup folder, it will start with your TSC client during every boot/login and automatically start tracking your TSC progress.

If you are not comfortable installing Linux yourself, there is a large number of vendors who will build a computer for you, install Linux (and Windows), and ship you the system. A list of companies that sell computers with Linux pre-installed can be found here -- one vendors I have used successfully in the past is ASL Workstations [this is not an endorsement, just a statement of fact]. AFNI itself is developed to be compatible with all the Unix systems to which I have regular access.

Edit the following file: /etc/resolv.conf. In this file, look for the line that starts with "search" and add "new.net" to the end of the line. Thus if the resolv.conf file currently reads like this: If there is no "search" line in the file, but there is a "domain" line, then replace "domain" with "search" and then add the new.net as above.

Most PCI internal modems are "Winmodems" and will work only under Windows. Linux drivers are currently not available. To find out whether yours is a winmodem visit http://linmodems.org UDATE: Motorola has released Linux drivers for their winmodems. Drivers are included with PCQLinux 7.1 and bets drivers for RockWell 56K winmodems are available here: http://www.olitec.com/pub/HSF_V1.01.02_K2.2.14.tar Kmail supports multiple POP accounts quite well.

EasyBCD can hook into an existing GRUB installation without any user intervention - just point it and it'll do the rest. If you're GRUB isn't already properly configured though, take a look at this sample configuration file for just about everything you could need. Nope. EasyBCD is a very special and unique application in that it doesn't even touch your bootsector or MBR, yet it's still the most powerful bootloader on the planet! Vista installs the "BCD Bootloader" to your MBR and Bootsector.

Disable anything that is remotely 'Experimental' or not necessarily needed. The following Linux options must be disabled to guarantee the most stable performance : Disable CONFIG_REGPARM. This option causes BIG problems when using LXRT, and renders it completely unusable alltogether. Enable your USB driver ( or disable USB in your BIOS ). The aim of using a Linux USB driver is to disable the BIOS USB driver. Enable your IDE chipset and choose the correct CPU.

If you cannot see the login window, you need additional fonts for the host. You can down load and install the fonts in your Unix server or you can set up a font server. Name server has an invalid name-to-ip or ip-to-name entry for your PC. Check the forward and reverse lookup tables. The $HOME/.dtprofile might have a line that prevents a successful login. You need to try to comment all commands out in the file. Also, remove the following lines in your login scripts.

Mount the drive--let's say it's the first partition on the first hard drive, which would be, in Linux terminology, /dev/hda1 The -t vfat label is if your Windows drive is formatted with FAT32--if it's in FAT then change the -t vfat to -t fat) You should now be able to access your Windows drive in the directory mswin. Keep in mind that there are sometimes differences--a notepad text file might sometimes look peculiar in Linux and a vi text file might look odd in MS.

Yes, with certain precautions. Unfortunately, both Solaris/x86 and Linux swap partitions use the same ID, 0x83. So if you install Solaris on a drive with a Linux swap partition already on it, it will install on the Linux swap partition. You have two choices: You can put the Linux swap partition on another drive (or not use a swap partition if you have enough memory). You can install Linux after (not before Solaris).

To run Linux from a different hard drive, you'd need to do a hardware mod. If you do a hardware mod, you can't play XBox games. You may be able to use a modchip with an on/off switch, but how are you going to switch drives? IDE cables don't like to be played with too much, so plugging and unplugging all the time is likely to cause problems.

This FAQ provides basic instructions for installing and building ACE+TAO for Linux. ACE+TAO can also be used on other major modern operating systems, such as Windows, Solaris, AIX, and HP-UX, and some real-time and embedded operating systems, such as VxWorks, LynxOS, Timesys Linux, and Windows CE.

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Set IP address for Syslog Daemon to the IP address of the machine running syslogd. Select Submit Query Set minimum priority for syslog daemon to the desired level of logging. The lower the number next to the option the more information you get. Verbose is quite verbose. Debug is also probably more logging than you want. Select submit query. If you want the messages to go into a separate file called local1-local7 then you set the Unix Facility.

Nowadays most Linux distributions run a firewall by default and it results blocking the TCP/UDP ports required to be used for Xmanager. Due to the reason that the firewall program used in Linux are various through out all distributions and versions, you might need to refer to user manuals or technical support service for your Linux distribution you use. The following instruction is for ipchains and iptables, which are the most common firewall tools for Linux.

Definitely Not! , you can use une standard PC , get the Stable Debian installed and use dpkg -i the_downloaded_packages to install the pacs.

To connect your WIGO Modem with a PPPoE interface (connections via USB and PCMCIA are not directly supported by WIGO although drivers may be available elsewhere on the internet) to a Linux PC (based on using Red Hat 9), you should not need any further software as the connection can be made via PPPoE, which usually means you can use the in-built Linux PC Ethernet client software.

Please see the various articles on Samba, the SMB File and Print server for Windowd at http://www.pcquest.com/linux/

The VPN client connection is PPTP. ISS is not supporting the use of any VPN client other than the Microsoft client. However, if you have a broadband router or toher operating system which provides VPN facilities, this is the information you need to connect it to the Leeds VPN concentrator. This document also contains guidelines on how to secure a Wireless connection, should your home network utilise one.

That's entirely up to you. We typically configure for a graphical boot using the primary head of the PCI Express video card, putting additional, documented xorg.conf files in place (in /etc/X11) that one can use for various multi-headed video modes. Options vary from a single large desktop spanning all heads to a different desktop on each head with the ability to run a different window manager on each head. Read our HOWTO for an introduction to multi-head X.