Afternoon Fellas,
We are forming an entourage that will make it to the GEC(Goa
Engineering College) FSF/OS conference.
>> Animesh Singh who is an associate of mine and a very knowledgeable
person will be speaking on "Linux Clusters".
>> Dinesh Shah hasn't confirmed yet.
>> I hope to do my best to get all these guys enthralled on making
carreers and learning more on FSF/OS.
I urge those interested in participating and speaking at the event
please lemme know as soon as possible. Am reachable on 9820349221 and
trevor.w(a)pvision.biz.
Trevor
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Hi Friends,
I wonder if somebody can help me to make my HP LJ 1000 (USB)
Printer work on Red Hat Linux 9.0 / Fedora Relese 1 / Red Hat Enterprise 3.0
any one of them. I have tried with all these versions of linux. kudzu
detects the printer ...it installs the drives .... but when i fire a file to
print nothing happens .... the appears for few seconds in printque and the
disappears ... Exapecting fruitful help from lug members.
thanks and regards
Rajkumar
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Message: 1
Date: Sun, 21 Mar 2004 05:23:19 -0800 (PST)
From: Sagar Behere <sagar_behere(a)yahoo.com>
Subject: money matters
Hi all,
I am talking on behalf of NashLUG, the Nashik Linux
Users Group
http://nashik.linux.org.in
We are a fledgling linux users group and to spread the
Linux word around, we often go to nearby colleges and
hold seminars on various aspects of GNU and linux.
In doing these seminars, we incur some costs and so
far the group members have been bearing this
personally.
We have this idea of charging the seminar members some
nominal entry fee, somewhere in the range of 20 to 50
rupees. In these seminars, we'd also be distributing
copies of knoppix or similar stuff.
Which brings us to the point in question. During one
of our discussions, a question came up as to whether
we, a bunch of enthusiasts, were authorised to collect
money. We do NOT want to run into problems later on
with, say, the income tax authorities or their kin.
What is normally done under such circumstances? Do we
have to register our group with some authority in
order to collect money? What do other LUG's do? I am
sure there are precedents to this problem.
Please advise.
Thanks in advance,
Sagar (for NashLUG)
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Dear Friends,
I have Red Hat Linux 9. I want to know if Creative Vibra 128 PCI sound Card is supported or not.
I want to buy the sound card.
If not, how can I make it work ?
Any pointers will be appreciated.
Thanks
Regards,
Suhas
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There is a urgent requirement of system administrator who is having an experence of 6 months to 1 year.
If any one is intrested call on 9820722571.
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Hi All,
We are trying a project with DAM/DAT(Dynamic Address Mapping/Translation)
support for linux. The machine should accept any preconfigured systems on
the lan side and route them to the WAN (second ethernet port) like NAT.
The LAN machines shouldnt be in the same network range (subnet) like the
router/DAM machine, but they need to get internet access.
Is there a way to implement a mechanism in linux for mapping those (ip-
unknown) clients:
for example:
[ 192.168.1.200 ] \\
[ 10.100.54.7 ] => [ DAM machine LAN side || WAN side PPPoE ] => { Internet }
[ 192.168.0.5 ] //
All nodes are direct connected via ethernet.
Any solutions ?
Someone told me earlier theres a way for that to be done with MAC address
routing instead of TCP/IP routing. But i didnt find any solutions about
Layer2 to Layer3 Routing except any tunnels (or netbios etc).
Thanks.
Rukman Naik.
Hi All,
Some of my friends are doing a project on Biomatrix ( recognising
identity by thumb impression) is there any utility or software available in
linux, they don't have any idea and even i too. Is anyone know in the list
... plz
regards
Rajkumar
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Topics: Linux , Government , News and Trends , Software , Operating Systems
Spirit and Opportunity, the rovers exploring Mars' surface, are getting a
boost from Linux. In fact, they're taking their orders from Linux
workstations here on Earth. I had the chance to talk to Laurence Edwards a
little bit about the Mars rovers, and how NASA is using Linux to run the
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Xgrid: High Performance Computing for the Rest of Us
James Reynolds considered the unused power available in the 350 Power
Macintosh computers in the University of Utah's Student Computing Labs.
Each night when the labs would close, the computers would sit idle. He and
his co-workers wanted to tap into this potential power, but implementing a
distributed computing system had not been a priority.
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