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  • Not Really Technical

    A new heir for the *nix family

    Byetzion 09/05/2008

    While he would require some ramp-up, this is the new guy in our technical group. He is a newbie, but I’m sure he will grow to be a great technical person, putting his father way behind. Ugly like his dad, but shows a great technical potential

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  • Laptop | Linux

    i810 dual-pipe issues with power management

    Byetzion 09/05/2008

    I have had a problem with my IBM X41 – ever since I have started using Ubuntu 7.10 (after a nice upgrade from 7.04), whenever the lid was closed, and reopened – the display would have flickered for a short while (while the lid is up) and then blank completely. My (ugly) workaround was to…

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  • Laptop | Linux | Scripting/Programming

    Dial-up in Israel through Orange 3G

    Byetzion 03/05/2008

    I have set up a small script to allow me to dial-up using my cell to the internet. The speed of the 3G connection is quite amazing, and this information would assist, I’m sure, others as well. I am using Bluetooth to communicate between my cell and my portable computer. Steps: 1. Create an /etc/wvdial.conf…

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  • Disk Storage | Scripting/Programming

    HP EVA bug – Snapshot removed through sssu is still there

    Byetzion 02/05/2008

    This is an interesting bug I have encountered: The output of an sssu command should look like this: EVA> DELETE STORAGE “Virtual DisksLinuxoracleSNAP_ORACLE” EVA> It still leaves the snapshot (SNAP_ORACLE in this case) visible, until the web interface is used to press on “Ok”. This happened to me on HP EVA with HP StorageWorks Command…

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  • HP-UX

    HP-UX patch structure

    Byetzion 12/04/2008

    Hunting patches for HP-UX is not a simple task. Patch IDs are different for newer versions of the same patch, meaning that a newer version of a patch will have no meaningful connection to the previous version of that patch. I have discovered that the best option is to track the patch is by finding…

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  • Linux

    Some few small insights

    Byetzion 12/03/2008

    Lately I have been overloaded above my capabilities. This did not prevent me from doing all kind of things, but most of them are too small to justify a real entry here, so I have decided to make a small collection of small stuff someone might need to know, in order to make it indexed…

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