Yes. With the Sentry Firewall CD version 1.5.0-rc11 or newer, you can resize the ramdisk at configuration time with the 'root_size' configuration directive in your sentry.conf. Please see the HOWTO for more information. NOTE: You may also resize the ramdisk after configuration by simply remounting root(/), ie "mount -oremount,size=24M /"

Larger PyramodulesTM can be readily designed and built; however, the main reason we don't offer such is the upscaled labor involved for a layperson. Coincidentally, it would also lose its current modular shape because of the fixed size of the walls relative to [what would become] a massive roof as a result of the larger floor space. See similar questions...

This is both the default partition for searching for/loading files and the source of the "root partition" information used for chainloaders and data passed to kernels in various formats. This defaults to the "install_partition" variable in the embedded data of the stage1.5/stage2, and can be changed via the "root=" or "rootnoverify=" commands. See similar questions...

a. According to our experience, and not the experience of the medical profession which is not always perfect, there is a 2,5% non-success rate. See similar questions...

Since the Xboxes in stores are now at 1.6, it would seem additional information for these machines is in order... See similar questions...

Yes. Our overall goal is to improve the appearance of your breasts in the context of your body as a whole. Toward that end, we might discuss supplementary breast enlargement or reduction at your consultation. See similar questions...

Yes. Institutions may increase the sample size through local administration (having students fill the survey out at dorm floor meetings, in classrooms, etc.) by adding $2.00 for each additional surveyed student. This price includes scoring and inclusion in the institutional student response data file. However, only those students that were randomly selected by NSSE project staff will be included in reporting national or regional norms. See similar questions...

A portion of each UFS partition (8%, by default) is reserved for use by the operating system and the root user. df(1) does not count that space when calculating the Capacity column, so it can exceed 100%. Also, you'll notice that the Blocks column is always greater than the sum of the Used and Avail columns, usually by a factor of 8%. See similar questions...

This will always be a judgment call. In general increasing the size of a generation (and this applies not just to the permanent generation) can reduce the incidence of a wide variety of problems However, this may cause other processes to excessively page and/or garbage collect or throw out-of-memory exceptions. When raising MaxPermSize, it is possible that previously well behaved programs that used to garbage collect to recover the permanent generation space will die by endless paging. See similar questions...

i came here to find why when i forward from comcast to earthlink an inbeded text and photos only the text is seen and no photos i want to help the person who is on the receiving end earthlink to get the whole e-mail that i send this is an ongoing problem what do i look for in her setting so the whole message gets through ta liz Gary - The online Address Book included with Web Mail is limited to 2500 contact entries. See similar questions...

Yes. You have to make a little empty space in the drive by shrinking the original partition, and then create a small partition and start moving your data in it, while shrinking the old partition and growing the new one. When all the data is in the new partition, change the old partition's cluster size, and move the data back to the old partition using the same technique. This process might take a bit long, since there's a lot of moving and resizing in it. See similar questions...

Not directly. If you think about it, there's no need to do that: just create a new partition in the destination space, move all your data there, and delete the old partition. See similar questions...

For starters the media and filing system being used must be considered. If you are using an IDE drive under ADFS then you usually should have your drive formatted as one whole partition due to ADFS' inability to support multiple partitions. (Although third party extensions, like Alsystems PowerIDE software, can extend the default IDE interface to include partioning. See similar questions...

This is intended for experienced 3B2 system administrators only. You can lose all the data on your system if a mistake is made. You should make a full system backup before you try this. Heck, make two just to be sure. Do this at your own risk!] Well, I have managed to get a SCSI drive interfaced to my unix system. I thought that while this is all fresh in my mind, that I would type this document and make it available to the Net. See similar questions...

The root partition setting in GRUB is mostly for it's own use (where it looks for data by default if no device is specified), and is passed to a fully Multiboot-compliant OS. When possible, the information is passed along to the OS being booted. Here is a listing of where each of the major OSes GRUB is being used for gets it's root partition from: FreeBSD: GRUB passes it in the same manner as it's original bootloader, as of the version 2.1.0 release. See similar questions...

Under the Preferences/General Menu of A/UX Startup, there is a radio-box called "Password checking". This is intended to provide some security for the A/UX Startup application. When enabled, two (default) things happen: Thus, to enable MacOS partition(s) to be available for all users, you must disable "Password checking". See auxstartuprc(4) for more info. This is caused almost 99% of the time by an Extension/CDEV conflict. See similar questions...

Increase in breast size will vary from person to person. We feel it is reasonable to expect a 10 to 15% increase in breast tissue within the first three months. See similar questions...

Internet Explorer - First, you must instruct IE to ignore font sizes that the web page's creators have specified. To do this, pull down the "Tools" menu and pick "Internet Options." There, choose "Accessibility Options." Then, check the boxes labeled "Ignore font styles specified on Web pages" and "Ignore font sizes specified on Web pages." Select "OK" in the dialog box and again in the "Internet Options" dialog box. This will return you to the page you were viewing. See similar questions...