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...t;alp at perryconsulting.net> To: ext3 at linuxfarms.com Subject: (regards to ext3 and RAID) Re: Linux consultation needed (fwd) ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 27 May 2004 08:11:17 -0400 (EDT) From: Arthur Perry <alp at perryconsulting.net> To: Christopher Welton <cwelton at jumpnowusa.com> Cc: ext3-users at redhat.com Subject: (regards to ext3 and RAID) Re: Linux consultation needed (fwd) Hi Chris, I put the whole thread into ext3-users at redhat.com, so others can benefit. e2fsck will repair filesystems damage, but it will do nothing for the RAID container....

Hello, For basic linear regression lm() does the job well, for datasets that are larger than memory biglm() seems to work. I'm working on a parallel implementation of multiple linear regression for datasets that are too large for memory. Currently I am working over least squares: calculating: t(X) %*% X and t(X) %*% y separately in parallel on each node This generates a

I run a RH 7.3 installation on a Compaq Proliant 6500 with dual pentium 266Mhz processors, approx. 630MB ram and a hardware SMART-2DH RAID controller and array. All file systems are ext3. The server has been in service for a couple of years now. From time to time we will lose power in our office or have another situtation that causes the server to lose power without a proper shutdown. We had

Hello from a neophyte! Is there a diagnostic programme which can be run to determine if there are any faults in Samba 2.2.3a? I cannot connect from Win XP to my rev/b iMac (suddenly, maybe 'upgrade' to 10.3.4 had some effect) and the smb crashlog (shown below) has a pile of stuff which is incomprehensible to me. Secondly, how does one upgrade to another version of Samba and is this