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...number of dimensions My edited code for glm is: abundmod1<-glm(R4.2w~N_4,data=nmod1[1:2,]) Does this code still just use the information from the first week? Also since I have to run it for more than 10 years worth of data for 15 weeks, is there a faster way? Thank you so much in advance! Mansi -- View this message in context: http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/GLM-Modelling-help-needed-tp4655438.html Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

hey every one i got the centos 5.5 and the following problem occuered: 1- the video display doesnot probe my card right. 2- the wireless card doesnot installed . my laptop is dell studio1569: ( display card is intel hd arrandle , the wireless card is intel advanced centrino n6200 series ) but the fedora 14 did it will with both also the ubuntu?

hey guys, wanna know where to find my graphics card driver for centos5.5 coz the 5.4 support it and xserver start automaticly but the 5.5 doesnot start and tried to reconfigure the xorg.conf but it doesnot work too. and i noticed that the hardware prob process find a different driver for my card . mine is arrandle.intel! my system is a dell studio laptop 1569! thnx in advance -------------- next

hey guys, i wanna update the kernel of thw centos 5.5,to the 2.6.32 version! is there any compatablity issues with stuff like glibc or otheres!

Agree 150%. >>> Bowie Bailey 01/14/11 9:43 AM >>> On 1/14/2011 9:27 AM, mahmoud mansy wrote: > guys i am preparing muself to take the RHCE self study way and i wanna > know what is the best OS (fedora 14 or centos 5.5) and in the same > time i wanna it to be a general usage OS Since the RHCE exam is based on RHEL, that would be the best OS to work with. If you