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    xterm -fg white: Warning: Color name “white” is not defined

    Byetzion 08/07/2006

    I’ve had problem with color names ever since around the time I’ve upgraded to Xorg 7.0 This problem as been annoying, but it was acceptable, just until lately. I’ve discovered that a required file /etc/X11/rgb.txt was involved, and was required for X to understand color mappings. For some reason, although x11-common 7.0.20 was supposed to…

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  • AIX | Clusters

    Setting up an AIX HA-CMP High Availability test Cluster

    Byetzion 04/07/2006

    This post will be divided into this common view part, and (the first in this blog) "click here for more" part. The main reason I’ve created this blog was to document, both for myself and other technical persons, the acts required to perform set tasks. My first idea was to document how to install HACMP…

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  • Not Really Technical

    Comments are now available

    Byetzion 01/07/2006

    I’ve been under a huge trackback attack, and, to be honest, closed the whole comment mechanism by a mistake. It is now announced as open. I’ve noticed some of the later entries were to my ML110 and Linux post. Now, with comments available, you can feel free to ask for clarification, if needed. Cheers.

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  • Linux

    Small but annoying – no XVideo for movies

    Byetzion 28/06/200630/01/2025

    It means I cannot resize video. Using the x11 generic driver does not allow resize. I’ve searched for a solution just now, and got to this web page. After some tweeks with my own config file (to remind you, it was built using ATI’s tools), I’ve got it to work correctly. Here’s the updated config…

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  • Scripting/Programming

    I never quite remember it – extracting a specific file from tar archive

    Byetzion 26/06/2006

    I always forget, and this blog is meant to help me remember. Found in Tar’s manual, are these simple directives: Have a file called file.tar, do: tar -xf file.tar full/path/without/trailing/slashes It can be a file or directory. You can have a list of files, such: tar -xf file.tar home/me home/you home/us/important-file Should do the trick.

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  • Linux

    Multihomed routing (split access load balancing) and OpenVPN

    Byetzion 25/06/2006

    We have one connection via ATM like interface and we have one PPP connection via xDSL (described here), and we want load balancing for this whole party. Following this specific part of lartc.org guide, we’ve managed to get this to work. The idea goes like this (Centos 4.3): 1. Do not state default route for…

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