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Dual boot configuration question - Forums Linux

Dual boot configuration question - Forums Linux

Dual boot configuration question

Posted: 22 Sep 2005 07:18 AM PDT

On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 15:18:23 +0100 gordon <com.invalid>
wrote:
 

Personally, isn't much difference between the two. Some
will say that -isolating- each OS onto its own drive will
help in the case of a catastrophic failure of one of the
drives - if one crashes, you have the other OS to boot to.

I would ONLY use subsequent drives if my primary has run
out of space, otherwise I keep all on one drive. My primary
machine has 28 OSes on it.

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Laser printer duplex

Posted: 21 Sep 2005 10:07 AM PDT

On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 19:07:06 +0200, Leo wrote:
 

You might want to check out the Konica Minolta magicolor 2430 Dl. They
provide a Linux driver.

600x600/1200x600/2400x600
color/bw
duplexing and extra trays available at extra cost
I think it starts about $500 in local stores

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Virginia, USA

Cannot burn DVD-R

Posted: 20 Sep 2005 12:29 PM PDT

Lenard wrote:
 

Mine can do it. So?
:)

sudo env variables

Posted: 20 Sep 2005 09:07 AM PDT


"Abanowicz Tomasz" <pl> wrote in message
news:newscache$u366ni$obd$emea.compuware.com... 

Ahh. Hmm. I think you need to configure your /etc/sudoers to allow you, or
members of groups you are in, to sudo with your own password or without a
password as you wish. The visudo command is handy for that.

Solve that first, then we can look at the rest.

win-motherboard

Posted: 18 Sep 2005 06:17 PM PDT

Did a LOT of digging, found out that the answer is YES, it's a
winboard. The chipset is not really supported. I have to load the
ide-generic module in the initrd before the boot will finish. DMA is
also disabled.
I see others filled you in on wtf.
Thanks,
Bye

Enrique Perez-Terron wrote:
 

Booting Linux from USB harddisk without BIOS USB booting support

Posted: 18 Sep 2005 05:18 PM PDT

balabek schrieb: 
hi,
you can create a dos boot-floppy with usb-drivers + loadlin.exe
to start linux using loadlin
-> the command-line-parameters from loadlin are
distribution-/environment-specific
-> here i have problems to solve yet

shalom! 

mouse location

Posted: 18 Sep 2005 02:49 PM PDT

On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 14:49:42 -0700, Charles Johnson
<spam> wrote: 
If you use Gnome, this is an option in the mouse preferences. Or you
could use xeyes (I think xeyes is included in every X system), or oneko.


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