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I have not found in your documentation any discussion of Graphical frontends to PXElinux (a la Syslinux). Is this possible, or likely in the future? Steve Kuervers Systems Engineer Simulation Centre LFWA (Edmonton) (780) 973-4011 Ext 5831 (780) 973-1557 Fax kuervers.sj at forces.gc.ca

Hello Mr Anvin, I'm trying to get my system to show a bootscreen during the entire boot. Since using Linux's fbdev doesn't quite work out (kernel segfault) I'd like to just stick with what Syslinux has put on the screen in the first place and leave it there. No unfortunately, even though I've left out the VGA console from the kernel, the picture still vanishes after shortly

Hello I am trying to get a graphical-image(lss16) to be displayed during the booting of kernel and filesystem. I have my console redirected to COM1 (SERIAL 0 9600): syslinux.cfg: default linux prompt 1 timeout 20 SERIAL 0 9600 display boot.msg label linux kernel linux append root=/dev/nfs rw mem=192M initrd=vr5000.tgz The image is displayed a very short time, and then the screen i

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Hiya all, just going to do a couple of quick conversions from redhat to centos, an going to back up the folders anyway. But basically just wondering if there's a way to install centos and keep some rather large folders intact without having to backup/restore them. They are based from the root folder, i.e /home but they aren't on a separate partition and want to do a total new install from

Dear all, I have a vector of length 1 but within this vector there are 9 elements > vectorNOcorrection [1] "(O, O, O, H, L, O, O, O, O)" can someone help me with how I can have it as with 9 element separated such that it will have length 9 as "O", "O"," O", "H","L", "O", "O", "O", "O" Kind

Strange, this normally works, but in a recent run, I have a data set in an xts format, that has a lot of NA's in a few of the variables in the leading and trailing positions, due to some lagging calculations. Before running an analysis, I use newdata<-na.omit(orginaldata) and normally a dim(newdata) shows the fewer rows. Now, for some reason I do this operation and see that hundreds of

Hi, I'm running Samba2.0.5a on Solaris 2.6 and noticed that by default Samba keeps the original dates/times of files when they're copied to the server. This obviously makes sense, but does anyone know if there is an option that allows the dates/times to be replaced with the server time when the file/directories are copied to the server? I've looked through smb.conf man pages and

Hi, I've built an Asterisk HA cluster by means of heartbeat and drbd. The following folders are stored on shared storage and referred to by means of symbolic links: /etc/asterisk /var/lib/asterisk /usr/lib/asterisk /var/spool/asterisk /var/log/asterisk I was under the impression that phone registrations were stored in /var/lib/asterisk/astdb and as such preserved when failing over. But

Wayne, Sven's note made me curious about how much incremental recursion actually reduces memory usage, so I'm asking: How much of the file list do the rsync processes hold in memory at any one time in incremental recursion mode? Just the active file-list chunk(s) and their ancestors? Or does rsync store directories or even all files permanently until the end of the run? I could

Hello, I'm starting to explore rsync to mirror some directories from a disk to another locally. If I understand it right, if I don't include any --delete* parameter, when updating the copy, if some files have been deleted from the source directory they're not deleted from the destination directory. That's exactly what I need, but I'd like those files be treated differently, I

Hi all: I have some kvm host(rhel 6.4, 2.6.32-358.0.1.el6.x86_64), I ran several windows guest on it(more than 10 guest on one host and the guest os are win7-32/win7-64/win2k8), but the guest network kept down automatically, lost package. I tried virtio drive and e1000 drive,but it didn't work. However, when I run cmd.exe ping some other subnet ip it worked. The host and guest are connected by

Bill Venables <wvenable at attunga.stats.adelaide.edu.au> wrote: [ snip ] > I don't say this will appeal to everyone straight away, but I > would even favour using a binary operator syntax for the > assignment function form of the above replacement function, for > example > > "%cast.as%" <- function(x, form) { > storage.mode(x) <-

Dear expeRts, The question is rather simple: Why does aggregate (or similarly tapply()) not keep the order of the grouping variable(s)? Here is an example: x <- data.frame(group = rep(LETTERS[1:2], each=10), year = rep(rep(2001:2005, each=2), 2), value = rep(1:10, each=2)) ## => sorted according to group, then year aggregate(value ~ group + year, data=x,

Hello sylvian Thanks. I use kernel 2.4.3 so far, and the Linux Progress Patch seems to start at 2.4.13.... What I don't understand is, why the kernel whipes out the VGA-display, as both Syslinux and the kernel is setup for serial-console. best regards ole at danelec.dk * danelec electronics a/s * Blokken 44 * DK-3460 Birkeroed * DENMARK * Phone: +45 45821879 * Fax: +45 45821979 *

Is my understanding correct that the body() function currently can't return a function's body intact, in order, and as characters ready for editing? My testing and reading of body()'s help indicate that it can not. Here's what I'm seeing. Consider pasting 1+ and a function containing x^2 together to get 1+x^2 As you can see below, body() reports three

I have an ethernet device in my lan with a primary address 192.168.5.205 and a secondary address .217. I added the secondary address after network startup established the primary address by an ip addr add command: # ip addr add 192.168.5.217/24 broadcast 192.168.5.255 dev eth0 # ip addr show ... 2: eth0: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc pfifo_fast qlen 1000 link/ether

https://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2363 Bug ID: 2363 Summary: With multiplexing, a forwarding is kept in the list of active forwardings even when it fails Product: Portable OpenSSH Version: 6.7p1 Hardware: All OS: Linux Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority: P5