Dear Sir / Madam,
Good morning and Greetings from Kailash.
I am willing to work in offsite / contract basis. I had doen offsite project for Countries like Thailand,USA,Albania.And now doing a project for FullServe web, Canada.
I have three years of experience in php/mysql and web development. I am sending my profile as my testimonial in attachment.
If you could provide me more details, I will be in a postion to quote for your work.
Expecting your reply.
Thanks and Regards
Kailash
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On boot, Debian shows a prompt: wait 5 seconds, or hit enter for a
shell prompt. On my system, if I hit enter I get a shell prompt but
none of the commands work (everything: not found). Anyway, if I then
exit the shell, it eventually says cramfs: wrong magic and kernel
panic: unable to mount root fs blah.
But if I don't drop to the shell, don't touch anything, it still says
cramfs: wrong magic, but boots anyway without any panics. What's going
on?
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Hello
I am accessing a Linux system via the VNC server. The VNC client is running on
Win2K. After the connection is established, the VNC client window opens up as
a 800x600 window. The XF86Config is using the resolution at 1024x768. Some of
the items from the Linux system are going beyond the VNC client boundry. When I
try to maximize the window, the display is still at 800x600 with broad dark
strips around the window.
The display resolution on Win2K is greater than the 1024x768 resolution.
How can I increase my VNC Client to show the Linux system at 1024x768
resolution?
Thank you in advance.
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I know of packet marking in iptables.
But could anyone enlighten me which field of an ip packet does the netfilter, mark ?? Is it related with the marking scheme in QoS ??
i could find no doc stating exactly which field of a packet is marked. I tried netfilter.org, google to no avail.
i felt tcpdump is a roughshod way to figure it out so decided to ask.
thanks,
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Greetings and salutation
I am a new member of this group and a newbie to linux. I want to get some basic info on installing linux like what is mount point etc. and the basics of linux
While Information up front is welcome i would also like u to point me in the right direction hwere i can read and learn on my own.
That's the only real way to leearn don't u think.
Thankx in advance
Gurdeep Singh
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