I have uploaded a replacement wvdial.conf for the cellular entry below. Notice that for Cellcom in Israel, you need an init string AT+CGDCONT=1,”IP”,”internetg” . which is embedded into the file. For other cellular providers, you might need a different string.
For Cellcom users out there – this is the right init string. If you are on an “Cellular Internet” package, do not use AT+CGDCONT=1,”IP”,”WAPU” !
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Setting up an Oracle ASM disks is rather simple, and the procedure can be easily obtained from here, for example. This is nice and pretty, and works well for most environments. EMC PowerPath creates meta devices which utilize the underlying paths, as mod_scsi sees them in Linux, without hiding them (unlike IBM’s RDAC, for example)….
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I was missing some bleeding-edge packages, and while I was able to find the RPM packages, I was unable to find the repo path. So, thanks to this post, I was able to use it. This will probably break my Linux, so I will use it in a test environment first.The repo file would look…
