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Super! Thanks for that Void....I find it confusing to figure exactly which function to use...

hi guys, Was wondering if someone could pls help me out here...I need to compare a string of characters like this 'digital principles and applications' to a word like 'digital' Now, if the word 'digital' exists in the string, which it does, then the condition should be true, otherwise it should be f...

Yeah...Thanks to Void, I implemented squid/adzapper a long time back...

Have u unmounted the device before ejecting?

Void,

Cant u just ask the guy who sent it to u....Maybe he could confirm the source...

Check this out...

http://olstrans.sourceforge.net/release ... -ext3.html

gthumb creates thumnails too...

2 minutes is very cool! Thanks for confirming Void....

Ok, WEP is easy. I set my router to use 128 bit WEP, had it generate a few keys, set it to use the 1st key and took that key and added it to my wireless interface config in Linux so it now looks like: [/code] Void, Is WEP enough for security? How else can u fully secure a wireless network? I came a...

Do report back on the installation Void...Would be interesting to know how it went....

JFS is a part of ext3 since ext3 has jounaling....OK, I think I found the update..
http://www-124.ibm.com/jfs/

The kernel 2.6.x series requires to update some packages..If using ext3, on RedHat 9, u need to update the jfsutils since it requires v1.1.3. Thing is where can I dl this update? Its the only thing keeping me from compiling 2.6.4... Btw, here is the complete list of the updates: o Gnu C 2.95.3 # gcc...

Void Main wrote:Install a very minimal OS from disk 1 and then install apt and away you go.

But what if it prompts for disk 2 or 3? Is there any specific method for doing a minimal install?

thanks..

Wouldn't it be easier to do a apt-get and update the kernel? Infact, I think it even makes the relevant grub entries etc...

Linux Frank wrote:Of course if you have the bandwidth you could just D/L disk 1, and then apt get the rest.

How can u do an apt-get when the OS is not installed in the first place? or am I missing something?

PS: sorry for bringing up this old thread....haven't been around here lately...