Does anyone know where to go or who to communicate with re getting things onto the konqueror wish list ? I am wondering if it is possible for konqueror to support opening an image of an Autocad .dwg file or an Autocad .dwf file. The latter was a format designed by Autocad to display in a browser. Would anyone have any thoughts comments on this. Any better ideas ? Brian Marr
Has anyone experimented with using the Reiser file system? I am looking to install Suse 7.1 or Suse 7.2 when I get it :) This machine is a Netfinity 5500 with a Raid 5 SCSI controller in it. I have 69 gigs available. The problem is the file block size. With web files being as small as they are I can eat a lot of hard drive space using the default 4K blocks with ext2. I tried to install today with Resier FS for the / partition. I made /boot and swap Ext2 as recommenced by the Suse manual. The install froze on every attempt. I went back and tried the Suse install using ext2 and everything installed normally. Tried again with Reiser, froze. To verify it was not just Suse, I tried Mandrake 8 with Reiser, same deal. Has anyone else experienced this on a similar configuration? TIA, -Scott
On Tuesday 28 August 2001 1:54 am, Scott Parks wrote:
Has anyone experimented with using the Reiser file system? I am looking to install Suse 7.1 or Suse 7.2 when I get it :) This machine is a Netfinity 5500 with a Raid 5 SCSI controller in it. I have 69 gigs available. The problem is the file block size. With web files being as small as they are I can eat a lot of hard drive space using the default 4K blocks with ext2.
I tried to install today with Resier FS for the / partition. I made /boot and swap Ext2 as recommenced by the Suse manual. The install froze on every attempt. I went back and tried the Suse install using ext2 and everything installed normally. Tried again with Reiser, froze. To verify it was not just Suse, I tried Mandrake 8 with Reiser, same deal.
Has anyone else experienced this on a similar configuration?
** You cannot use ReiserFS with RAID5! ** There are no limitations with hardware RAID. M
To be clear, there is a difference in Software RAID vs HW RAID :~) Regards, Jon On Tue, 28 Aug 2001, Martin Webster wrote:
On Tuesday 28 August 2001 1:54 am, Scott Parks wrote:
Has anyone experimented with using the Reiser file system? I am looking to install Suse 7.1 or Suse 7.2 when I get it :) This machine is a Netfinity 5500 with a Raid 5 SCSI controller in it. I have 69 gigs available. The problem is the file block size. With web files being as small as they are I can eat a lot of hard drive space using the default 4K blocks with ext2.
I tried to install today with Resier FS for the / partition. I made /boot and swap Ext2 as recommenced by the Suse manual. The install froze on every attempt. I went back and tried the Suse install using ext2 and everything installed normally. Tried again with Reiser, froze. To verify it was not just Suse, I tried Mandrake 8 with Reiser, same deal.
Has anyone else experienced this on a similar configuration?
** You cannot use ReiserFS with RAID5! ** There are no limitations with hardware RAID.
M
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Morning- I have been so impressed with Suse installing it for an ISP I am doing work for that I am considering blowing away my Mandrake 8 install @ home. This box replaced my Win@K box that was doing Internet Connection Sharing and failed miserably. The Mandrake box does not seem entirely stable, if I power down and then bring it back up to connect and share the Internet connection it does not work and I have to re-run the Connection Sharing scripts. My question, is anyone using Suse for simple Internet Connection Sharing? How about multilink with ppp? I never got that to work under Mandrake, but one modem is still faster under Linux than two modems under Win2K. This box has one job in life, connect to my ISP and share the connection to my internal network. Reconnect if the line is dropped. Before I dive into the ipchains set-up I want to make sure there is not a script like Mandrake that might simplify this. Thanks, -Scott
On Tuesday 28 August 2001 11:13 am, Scott Parks wrote:
Morning-
I have been so impressed with Suse installing it for an ISP I am doing work for that I am considering blowing away my Mandrake 8 install @ home. This box replaced my Win@K box that was doing Internet Connection Sharing and failed miserably. The Mandrake box does not seem entirely stable, if I power down and then bring it back up to connect and share the Internet connection it does not work and I have to re-run the Connection Sharing scripts.
My question, is anyone using Suse for simple Internet Connection Sharing? How about multilink with ppp? I never got that to work under Mandrake, but one modem is still faster under Linux than two modems under Win2K.
This box has one job in life, connect to my ISP and share the connection to my internal network. Reconnect if the line is dropped.
Before I dive into the ipchains set-up I want to make sure there is not a script like Mandrake that might simplify this.
Thanks,
-Scott
Check out the SuSEfirewall2 script that is available from the SuSE site... (wish I had the URL but someone will chime in with it. This uses iptables which is much better-er and which you would someday move to anyway. Yes, you can certainly do well with SuSE linux as a server like you want. I'm typing this from such a setup.... 24/7 dial-up ppp with a static ip address and about 10 other items on the local LAN. -- +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ + Bruce S. Marshall bmarsh@bmarsh.com Bellaire, MI 08/28/01 11:26 + +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ "RAM disk is *not* an installation procedure."
From: Scott Parks [mailto:sparks@magpage.com] Has anyone experimented with using the Reiser file system? I am looking a Netfinity 5500 with a Raid 5 SCSI controller in it.
Just did a SuSE 7.1 install on a Netfinity 5500. Make sure you get the current 4.7 release of the SERVERAID ROM. I downloaded it from IBM site, until then I was getting lock ups. The also have a nice Linux based config program if you get the whole CD. I installed Resier on a RAID 5, worked great after the controller upgrade. Greg Engel
On Monday 27 August 2001 09:18 pm, Brian Marr, you wrote:
Does anyone know where to go or who to communicate with re getting things onto the konqueror wish list ? I am wondering if it is possible for konqueror to support opening an image of an Autocad .dwg file or an Autocad .dwf file. The latter was a format designed by Autocad to display in a browser.
Would anyone have any thoughts comments on this. Any better ideas ?
Brian Marr
Speaking of Konqueror, has anyone noticed that the new version balks on Shockwave Flash anims? First of all, I can't get it to recognize the .swf type files, then when going to www.macromedia.com site, it just locks up! It worked before with 2.1, I want it to work with 2.2!! Anyone got any hints on this or how to get it working with the Netscape plugins correctly? end of line Tracer -- ---KMail 1.3--- SuSE Linux v7.2--- Registered Linux User #225206 /tracerb@sprintmail.com/ *Magic Page Products* *Team Amiga* http://home.sprintmail.com/~tracerb
On Tuesday 28 August 2001 01:08 am, Tracer Bullet wrote:
On Monday 27 August 2001 09:18 pm, Brian Marr, you wrote:
Does anyone know where to go or who to communicate with re getting things onto the konqueror wish list ? I am wondering if it is possible for konqueror to support opening an image of an Autocad .dwg file or an Autocad .dwf file. The latter was a format designed by Autocad to display in a browser.
Would anyone have any thoughts comments on this. Any better ideas ?
Brian Marr
***************************** Speaking of Konqueror, has anyone noticed that the new version balks on Shockwave Flash anims? First of all, I can't get it to recognize the .swf type files, then when going to www.macromedia.com site, it just locks up! It worked before with 2.1, I want it to work with 2.2!! Anyone got any hints on this or how to get it working with the Netscape plugins correctly?
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I'm using the latest KDE2.2 RPMs from SuSE on 7.2 Professional, and Konqueror is working perfectly, even on Macromedia.com. Have you tried ensuring that you have the latest flash plugin, and running the plugin scan in Kcontrol? Good luck, Steven -- -+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+- Steven Hatfield http://www.knightswood.net Registered Linux User #220336 ICQ: 7314105 Useless Machine Data: Running SuSE Linux 7.2 Professional and KDE2.2 2:57pm up 8 days, 18:01, 1 user, load average: 0.20, 0.09, 0.02 -+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+- Random Quote: "Please accept my resignation. I do not want to belong to a club that would have me as a member." - Groucho Marx
For viewing .dwf files browser needs Whip! plugin. (For .dwg VoloView Express integrated with Internet Explorer). There is Whip! plugin for IE and Netscape 4.x Windows versions, but the thing is not open-source program and I dont know, is this possible to write such a plugin for Linux. Principially, dwg specification is open (take a look at OpenDwg Alliance). And, for viewing (and measuring eg.) drawings in dwg files, Varicad demo also works good. ain Brian Marr wrote:
Does anyone know where to go or who to communicate with re getting things onto the konqueror wish list ? I am wondering if it is possible for konqueror to support opening an image of an Autocad .dwg file or an Autocad .dwf file. The latter was a format designed by Autocad to display in a browser.
Would anyone have any thoughts comments on this. Any better ideas ?
Brian Marr
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Ain Vagula
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Brian Marr
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Bruce Marshall
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genge1
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marsaro@interearth.com
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Martin Webster
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Scott Parks
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Steven Hatfield
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