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There is a problem with NTFS V5 and just imaging to a new diffrent size partition.. but program like ntfsresizer will do it.. dd will also do it.. but you will have run a program on the NTFS data base to fix the size.. also you sould remove swap all together prior to imaging a partition..

to add, some older laptops (like my compaq 266) has software that tells the fan to come on.. (only ran in dos and windoes 95 ..crashed all the time in 98) I could not find the software (even on compaq's site) .. so I eneded up conneting +5 to the harddrive +5 so it would stay on.. before it would over heat.

do as root ps -ef | grep -i cups

try the lp command to see if you can print.. if you don't know the lp command try man lp or from another computer with webbrowser use this address http://ipaddressofcomputerwithprinter:631 when asked to login use root and the root password

yes it will tell you if you have a bad drive... also ide drives are parallel, menaing only one can talk at a time.. if one is doing something with the systems bus the other will have to talk when it gets a chance.. what are you using to get these speeds? and 7200 is the speed the disk spins at.. diffrent cache, access times, and timing incompatibiltys effect performance..

ok tcp/ip lession.. no one from a privet address (aka unroutable) like 192.168.*.* can ping you from out side your network. It can't route.. its impossable. please read up on tcp/ip cider http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/sDe...i213850,00.html and in this case udp port 2335 (p2p software ports) you have gnutilla running on the system. go to run type cmd type ipconfig /all cut and past and post all output of the command. also looking at the logs.. I'll break this down.. you are on a switched port meaning you can only see what is being sent to and from your.. here is one packet Etherne

wow.. holding hand.. a simple google search of HP DeskJet 3520 ppd turned up this link http://linuxprinting.org/ppd-o-matic.cgi?d...Jet_3520&show=0 letting go of hand

installing a printer for and with CUPS First, go to LinuxPrinting.Org http://linuxprinting.org/ to find and download the correct PPD file for your printer and CUPS. To do so, click the link Printer Listings to the left. Select your printers manufacturer and the model in the pulldown menu, eg HP and DeskJet 930C. Click "Show". On the page coming up click the "recommended driver" link after reading the various notes and information. Then fetch the PPD file from the next page, again after reading the notes and introductions there. You may have to select your printers manufacturer and model again

what is your address? I'll bet money its 192.168.1.102 do you have gnutella installed?

better is subjective.. LCD shines light through a LCD screen and as such has a lower contrast ratio DLP uses a color wheel that light is reflected off a TI chip. its the same ideal the High level Fiber Routers and Switches use.. reflect light with tiny "mirrors" on a chip. you should go look at DLP and see if you get the rainbow effect. if not I personaly think DLP gives a better picture as its not a zoomed lcd..

can you answer Brians question? and do you have SMART DISK running in your BIOS

to add.. the knoppix cd has a drive imager .. connect both drives (leave case open if you must) .. boot the cd and image one drive to the next.. it will only copy used space.. its all GUI so it should be easy. this is the program.. http://www.partimage.org I like ghost (have the enterprise edition to do PXE loads, work bought it for me) but If I did not have it I would not buy it for home use.

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ptal-init setup is the setup program for hpoj.. if it's not installed you do not have hpoj installed.. and that is your first place to look. (it will give you your printer adderess example mine is mlc:usb:PSC_2200_Series)

what is in you /etc/cups/printers.conf file? what is the adderss of your printer have you run ptal-init setup hen you run ptal-devid <printer address>

sorry TCP DUMP is a unix tool, and like google has been verbizes... Ethereal uses the tcp dump code.. do a capture of traffic adn post if.. and keep the capture as we may ask to see some packages expanded. I'm guessing your seeing a lot of master browser elections.. but I can's tell if I am not on the system.

please post I asked for in the last thread.. then we can move on.

gentoo's Portage system (like BSD ports on speed) Depends.. Red Hat systems (Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE, Mandervia,CentOS,White Box) need to understand RPM's both how to deal with RPMS manually in RPM and SRPM form yum is the "active" package manager Debians APT and GUI too synaptic is also avaliable but can break a production system (see you are using non-officel depository's) up2date is the update tool. in the same vain for profecional work you should learn CVS,SUBVERSION and SQUID. It is a standard pratice to have one machine grab updates and it is a CVS or SUBVERSION server. a cron script doe

is your wireless encrypted..?? also can you do a tcp dump (ethereal is a good tool for this) and post it.. this will let us see the traffic on the system (no need to worry about IP's as you look to be running a 192.168.1.0/24 network) adn just beacuse you have had wireless for two years does not mean some one did not get in yesterday

that would mean you have the most stable version for CentOS.. the other way is to download the tarball from apache, do a tar -xvf <tarballname> cd apache2.**** ./configure make make install maybe one or two more steps.. I would wait intill CentoOS releases a new package for it. a new package.

Thanks for your reply. Yes,,,this is my problem,,,,How can I disable this. short answer is you can't.. you must be root and you must have the correct lables (inode keys) to come in as root. Red Hat is testing SELINUX in Fedora core 4 and have not created to correct tools for administration as of yet.. you must know the root password to log in as root and set enforce = 0 (selinux enforce =0) sorry, But you may have to rebuild. Remeber SELIUNUX is not ment for causal use.. its ment to lock down to US Government standards for a Trusted systems (IE Trusted Solaris) the long short answer.. you

sorry this took so long.. I did not see this thread see this site .. http://searchopensource.techtarget.com/tip...i1151572,00.htm it looks like it did not make you root? why ... I believe you are running SELINUX on.. yes? if so then booting from a cd would not be at the lowest label (the lable at which booting from grup single would be) this is a secuerity feture added in SELINUX .... a cdrom from boot doing a chroot should come in at a mid-level label (haveing no labels its self) The way you did it would work on FC - FC 3 but not FC4

as root yum check-update now you can either upgrade just apache or the entire system yum upgrade apache or yum upgrade one note... just because there is a new apache does not make it commpatable with centOS.. in linux the developers like to test the software with all the rest of the software that comes with the distrobution, so there may be no stable update yet, also CENTOS being a recompiling of Red Hat they could be 3 months behind. one other thing. Debian, Red Hat and Suse will compile their own version that may contian any fixs the new version gives (as they most likely did the fix) and

what is the model of the DVD burner.. (the only way to tell what type of dvd's it can burn??) I can help with this... according to the DMCA (in the US only, but comming to a WTO country near you) and as a BT Staff member (remeber the sites rules on posting), I can only say .. you can not. unless the dvd does not contain DRM (tough luck finding that one) if you think I am wrong.. look up the 321 studios case... http://www.wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,64453,00.html but in that vain, watching DVDs that your own with a Linux system is also aginst the DMCA..

this would lead me (Im going out on a limb...here) but it looks like you have one of two problems.. a bad harddrive controller.. or a bad harddrive.. (ok it could be cables or heat) that is where I would start...