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Im trying to use pxelinux-4.02 + memdisk as follows LABEL voyage-current MENU LABEL ^C. voyage-current LINUX memdisk INITRD voyage-current.iso APPEND iso raw console=ttyS0,115200n81 panic=5 pause LABEL voyage-0.6.5 MENU LABEL ^6. voyage-0.6.5 LINUX memdisk INITRD voyage-0.6.5.iso APPEND iso raw console=ttyS0,115200n81 panic=5 pau...

Hi, a year ago i installed corsair flash voyager utility with wine. This is the encryption tool for a corsair usb-stick, that runs only under windows, but i hoped, i could use it with ubuntu and wine. But it didn't work. So i tried to uninstall it. But i can't get rid of it. Even now, with Hardy heron 8.04 and the newest update for wine...

I have a pretty simply home LAN with a Linux box (Mandrake 9.1) and 2 XP boxes. The workgroup is named UNIVERSE and the machines are earth (Linux), voyager (XP) and starbase (XP). (smb.conf has security=user). Voyager can browse over to \\earth\share no problem. Recently I connected starbase to my LAN using a wireless router. When on starbase I cannot browse to \\earth\share. When I do so I get prompted for a username/password. No username/passw...

...the sched_clock paravirt-op. Are there still problems with either your sched_clock patch or the paravirt patch? Should I resubmit the paravirt-sched_clock patch based on git? The only other general patches before the Xen series I have left in my queue are: i386-common-smp.patch i386-fix-voyager-build.patch vsyscall-note-use-elfnote_h.patch I obviously don't depend the voyager patch, but I tweaked it a bit to apply to the current git tree. How is your patch queue looking now? Is there much left? J

...the sched_clock paravirt-op. Are there still problems with either your sched_clock patch or the paravirt patch? Should I resubmit the paravirt-sched_clock patch based on git? The only other general patches before the Xen series I have left in my queue are: i386-common-smp.patch i386-fix-voyager-build.patch vsyscall-note-use-elfnote_h.patch I obviously don't depend the voyager patch, but I tweaked it a bit to apply to the current git tree. How is your patch queue looking now? Is there much left? J

This adds an smp_ops for voyager, and hooks things up appropriately. This is the first baby-step to making subarch runtime switchable. Signed-off-by: Jeremy Fitzhardinge <jeremy@xensource.com> Cc: James Bottomley <James.Bottomley@HansenPartnership.com> Cc: Eric W. Biederman <ebiederm@xmission.com> --- arch/i...

This adds an smp_ops for voyager, and hooks things up appropriately. This is the first baby-step to making subarch runtime switchable. Signed-off-by: Jeremy Fitzhardinge <jeremy@xensource.com> Cc: James Bottomley <James.Bottomley@HansenPartnership.com> Cc: Eric W. Biederman <ebiederm@xmission.com> --- arch/i...

...some extent I grant with major changes a little goofing up on pending patches is to be expected, but it would be nice if things were restructured to make it harder to miss the subarchitectures on arch/i386. The patch known as x86_64-mm-use-per-cpu-gdt-immediately-upon-boot on -mm currently breaks voyager smp support in some very obvious ways. Making init_gdt a function which is called from voyager_smp.c static in smpboot.c a file that is not even used on voayger is an obvious one. Adding start_pda and not setting it in voyager_smp is another. Rusty do you think you can address this? Eric

...some extent I grant with major changes a little goofing up on pending patches is to be expected, but it would be nice if things were restructured to make it harder to miss the subarchitectures on arch/i386. The patch known as x86_64-mm-use-per-cpu-gdt-immediately-upon-boot on -mm currently breaks voyager smp support in some very obvious ways. Making init_gdt a function which is called from voyager_smp.c static in smpboot.c a file that is not even used on voayger is an obvious one. Adding start_pda and not setting it in voyager_smp is another. Rusty do you think you can address this? Eric

Dear all, I wanna create a GNU/Linux that it boots from USB. I don't any idea on that. Can you introduce me a doc that i can use it & i can solve my problem? Cheers, -- ------------------------- Mohsen Pahlevanzadeh email address : mohsen at pahlevanzadeh.org web site : http://pahlevanzadeh.org IRC IM : m_pahlevanzadeh yahoo IM : linuxorbsd ----------------------------

Hi, Does anyone know how to lookup a domain's DNS name with its NetBIOS name ? And how to do the reverse? Thanks a lot. Yuquan

I'm playing around with an ALIX 2D2 board (http://www.pcengines.ch/alix2d2.htm). It's a fanless, x86 system using an AMD Geode processor with 256MB of RAM. Also available are two network interfaces, two USB ports and one serial port (no keyboard or VGA). I'm using the Voyage Linux distro, which basically is Debian Lenny optimized for this board. Asterisk 1.6.1.12 runs fine on the system. The only issue I'm having is with MeetMe(). As there's no DAHDI devices attached, I'm running dahdi_dummy. Audio gets all choppy on MeetMe(), but works fine for other app...

Anyone using the mobile IMAP option on the LG Voyager (mobile phone) with dovecot? I think it costs $5 extra per month. Seems low enough just to try it and find out. Thanks

Hi all, I have successfully compiled and installed Asterisk on an Alix board (AMD Geode 500 Mhz + 256 Mb RAM) on top of Voyage linux (a Debian variant). I'm using it at home for a month. I wondered how much it could be loaded, so I tested it with pbx-test: I could place up to 15 simultaneous SIP calls before it got no more responsive. All in all a good, stable and cheap solution for home and home-office environments...

Hi, I want to set up a Linux as Access Point, and maybe, as router too. There is some distro or minidistro in order to do that ? thanks in advance andres

...obile phone... Anyway, my quest for the ultimate "one handset" solution is getting closer. If Wi-Fi weren't so rubbish and my house not made of Dartmoor Granite it might have half a chance of working outside the room with the access point, however ... Anyone tried the Plantronics Voyager 510 bluetooth headsets which regsiters to both a mobile phone and their own base unit (which presumably has a USB sound device) as in: https://www.ukheadsets.co.uk/thc-plantronics-voyager-510-usb-dongle-rn-422-action-show_detail-show_products_mode-cat_click I'm not a fan of soft-phones,...

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...odes so WINS is a bit essential. To bring it back I do a smb stp smb start and off it goes. Now this is fine as far as it goes but any PCs updating at that time can get a little upset. There are 500 odd smbd running at any one time. For example these are the entries when it is registered: "VOYAGER#00" 983543441 172.16.12.100 44R "VOYAGER#03" 983543441 172.16.12.100 44R "VOYAGER#20" 983543441 172.16.12.100 44R I understand the #0x corresponds to the entry type but what is the 9 digit number to the right of that ? Can I get away with creating my own entries in the...

...shell = /bin/zsh template homedir = /fs/home/%U All installation tests seem to work OK. I create a group and a user (username smt) with samba-tool, and add the appropriate loginShell, unixHomeDirectory, uidNumber and gidNumber attributes. The "wbinfo -i smt" command gives: VOYAGER\smt:*:1000:100::/fs/home/smt:/bin/zsh while "getent passwd smt" gives: VOYAGER\smt:*:1000:100::/fs/home/smt:/bin/zsh The things that I don't understand are the absence of gecos, and the (uid,gid) of (1000,100). Both the uid and gid are wrong. I don't know where winbind is...

...The error given by Windows is “The processing of group policy failed. Windows attempted to read the file \\domain.com.au <smb://domain.com.au>” etc. Its interesting because access is denied with the file path to sysvol as the domain but when the domain name of the server is used it works (“\\voyager.domain.com.au <http://voyager.domain.com.au/>”). This is the domain name used by Windows 8.1 when running gpupdate /force Another note is when navigating to Sysvol as Administrator I am denied access but if I used the machine domain name it works. Thanks in advance for the help. Kind Reg...