Well, more like of delusions. I’ve noticed this comic advertisement, and I’ve just had to put it here online. It’s, I think, the most delusional, drug induced advertisement I’ve seen in a while.
Just open and enjoy
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I have installed SVN on Centos4 (RHEL4) following these small and short steps. 1. Check out svnbook. This is the place where all your later questions will be answered. 2. Using Centos/RHEL and still not using Dag Wieers and RPMForge’s RPM repository? 3. Install using YUM or Apt the following packages: mod_dav_svn subversion mod_ssl distcache…
Well, all it required was a little search using Google, and Voila! It appears that I needed to add inside my xorg.conf file the line Option "NoPM" in the ServerFlags section. Restart to X, and it was solved. Just like that. Related posts: Nvidia now works with AIGLX! Stateless Systems (diskless, boot from net) on…
It’s been hard times. I’ve been busy above my head with all kinds of end-clients, customer demands, jobs around the clock (it came up to long periods of time I’ve spent in my lab, where it’s hot and humid). It’s hot, way above the tolerable. What were my great fits? Nothing much. The highlight is…
My managed SBS2000 had some warnings regarding NTFrs: Event Type: ErrorEvent Source: NtFrsEvent Category: NoneEvent ID: 13561Date: 6/2/2006Time: 2:32:55 PMUser: N/AComputer: MYDCDescription:The File Replication Service has detected that the replica set "DOMAIN SYSTEM VOLUME (SYSVOL SHARE)" is in JRNL_WRAP_ERROR. Replica set name is : "DOMAIN SYSTEM VOLUME (SYSVOL SHARE)" Replica root path is : "c:winntsysvoldomain"…
It works for MPlayer, both on Windows and on Linux: mplayer -dumpstream mms://url.of.file.com/movie You get a file called stream.dump, which name you need to change according to its actual suffix. So we get the file type using "file" file stream.dump And then renaming it accordingly. Related posts: USB Auto mapping to Windows VM under KVM…
When I’ve installed my lab’s SunCluster, only later did I install Veritas Volume Manager, aka VxVM. I believed they wouldn’t need it at my development dept., but I proved to be wrong. Only short while afterwards I’ve been asked to add VxVM to the configuration. I’ve added it, and installed it using Veritas install scripts….
