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Happy Halloween, originally uploaded . . . → Read More: Happy Halloween
By Marc, on October 31st, 2006%
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Mac OS X kernel panic, originally uploaded by msabramo.
Ouch. Maybe Chris was right about Mac hardware . . . → Read More: Mac OS X kernel panic
By Marc, on October 31st, 2006%
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Free boo-rito, originally uploaded by msabramo.
If you’re willing to wrap yourself in . . . → Read More: Free boo-rito
By Marc, on October 31st, 2006%
One of the nice things about Ubuntu Edgy Eft, is that there are packages available that make setting up Xen super easy.
Following the steps at the XenOnEdgy page at the Ubuntu Wiki, I quickly had an Edgy virtual machine (or a “domU” in Xen parlance) up and running. Unfortunately, the page doesn’t cover networking, but it’s . . . → Read More: Xen and the Art of Network Maintenance
By Marc, on October 31st, 2006%
Everything seems to be fine. In fact, the system seems snappier, although it could be because I removed a bit of cruft while I was resolving dependencies. I’ll have to look more at F-Spot for photos and Tomboy for note-taking. I also went ahead and upgraded SwiftFox to 2.0, using the install script at . . . → Read More: Edgy Eft installed
By Marc, on October 31st, 2006%
I’ve tried unsuccessfully thus far to get MythTV (or video4linux for that matter) to recognize the tuner card in my Asus S-presso. According to dmesg, it’s an unrecognized card with a cx88xx chipset. I tried loading the kernel module with various combinations of card= and tuner= values, but with none of them am I able to . . . → Read More: MythTV a no-go so far on my Asus S-presso
By Marc, on October 30th, 2006%
It’s the same device! Why the big deal just because I used a different USB port? This is no small pain in the butt when I’m dealing with my Microsoft (haha!) Wireless keyboard and mouse, which seems to want to install 7 drivers (all with plenty of prompting) every time it sees it and doesn’t . . . → Read More: Rant: Why does Windows want to reinstall drivers for USB devices when I plug them into a different USB port?