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Hi, I got the Toshiba laptop from bestbuy last year (black friday, $399) recently (this morning)... some of the keys just started to fail.. U, M, 7, Up key it's really frustrating, as i use my laptop as a desktop replacement. this will be the 4th time i have to send it back to...

Hello, I created a .prn file by using the Microsoft Document Image Writer psuedo-printer on my laptop at home. Trying to print the file at another location proves to be a failure. Any idea how i can get this file printed? no administrative privileges [edit] the laptop has no printer...

Can it do 802.1q?

KDE for the integrated environment. (i was first on fluxbox for about half a year, then installed gnome, then finally, KDE)

Ok, I'll probably end up going with the 9600 PRO

I am searching for a video card $100 or less... I would like to be able to play HL2 (probably on low settings) and CS:source, BF:1942 etc... I was wondering what you would suggest... edit: i have been looking at the ATI Radeon 9600 (PRO) series.. how are these? Thanks

Caaaaaabbblllee management :cool:

You'd be better off grabbing an old x86 box (400MHz) and slapping on an operating system such as freebsd /openbsd/linux and route packets faster than this cupholder =)

As the above poster stated, if you want a more "desktop/workstation" feel, I would suggest Ubuntu. Everything worked right out of the box besides some minor tweaks for my LCD monitor

You never mentioned anything about a default gateway. So I assume you input that info?

a) Run your own nameservers b) Use a free nameserver service (i.e. afraid.org, zoneedit.com, etc)

I just use an old celeron 466MHz box running FreeBSD 5.3-STABLE

There's also GTKTerm for UNIX-like systems that have GTK

Not Linux, but i've converted all of my home boxes to FreeBSD.. I don't know.. I just fancy it :cool:

I'll take it off your hands for $150 :cool:

make sure the onboard ethernet card is not disabled in the BIOS.

my freebsd router is a celeron 466MHz, 96MB pc100 ram, 30gb hdd

Joony, Where'd you get your rack from?

802.1q: Addresses the Ethernet limitation inherent in the 802.1p standard. 802.1Q defines an architecture for a general purpose virtual LAN (VLAN) and describes a four-byte extension to Ethernet frame headers. This four-byte extension includes a number of fields, including a three-bit priority...

Ok. 1) How did you set up Xorg the first time? 2) Anyways, run xorgconfig again, this time selecting the ATI driver :p

Well, I learned a lot about it from various people on IRC, but I would first suggest the handbook: http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/network-routing.html http://www.chrisranjana.com/freebsd-handbook-documentation/network-natd.html For my setup at home, i use IPNAT...

Ok.. I suppose you changed the driver in your xorg.conf to reflect your ATI card...

As for the Cisco.. For minimum $, what do you mean? You could always get a craptastic 2514 for like $100, if you really want something that says Cisco, although it's 10baseT. But honestly, just grab a x86 box, slap a decent amount of ram in there, intel pro/100 NICs and install FreeBSD, you...

Ah.. Man i feel for you. But Orlando should be much better than where I live (Daytona)

1) 100Mbit is theoretical 2) depends on the quality/drivers/whatever of the NIC ;)

Cisco 2600 Series = Routers... Do you mean 29xx? or perhaps trunking the VLANS...

well... my home network is strictly linux and freebsd boxes :).. For management uhm... SSH + config files? :cool:

get a cisco cat 2950 w/ 2 gbic

intel pro 100(fxp). realtek (rl) is crap

Just one question: Why do you even need a "Cisco router"?

ProFTPD is also nice and easy to configure.

-bash-2.05b$ dig stechservices.com @::1 ; <<>> DiG 9.3.0 <<>> stechservices.com @::1 ;; global options: printcmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: SERVFAIL, id: 7854 ;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 0 ;; QUESTION SECTION...

Orinoco Gold. But NDISWrapper works great for using Windows drivers in Linux. I use my PLANET WL-3563 w/ ndiswrapper, works great in linux :D

Saw the L(3) logo somewhere in one of your photos, and traced to the IP on your 3COM corebuilder :cool:

PlusLabs, what does your company do? I see you get transit from L(3)

http://www.cisco.com/univercd

BTW, if you need alternative slackware mirrors, here a few: http://alphageek.dyndns.org/linux/slackware-mirrors.shtml

I have a bunch of Freebsd & Linux boxes set up for various services (4 TLDs total). But not Windows Domains :P