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Installing Internal Modem SmartLink 1900 in Redhat 9 |
Author: Akash Shrestha
Date: 2005-09-01
Email: akash@htp.com.np
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Installation Guide for SmartLink 1900 Series Internal Modem, with Linux Driver,
if SmartLink 1900 users do not have Linux driver, get it from
here.
IMPORTANT !!!
Perform these steps at your own risk, the author takes no responsiblity in case
it fails to correctly install the modem into your system.
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Configuring KPPP to connect to the Internet |
Author: Akash Shrestha
Date: 2005-09-01
Email: akash@htp.com.np
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Now your modem driver has been installed you can check it by
querying Modem, using KPPP in your GUI mode.
Setting up and Querying Modem using KPPP.
Open KPPP Application.
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Software Freedom Day |
Author: Subir Pradhanang
Date: 2005-08-30
Email: subirbp@gmail.com
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September 10th is Software Freedom Day (www.softwarefreedomday.org), a worldwide celebration of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS). With a series of global events, the main objective is to showcase the excellent range of FOSS now available and show how it can be used to save money and gain freedom in every sector of the information society.
FOSS is licensed in such a way that it gives the end user the right to use it freely for private or commercial use. Some of the most well-known FOSS software are GNU/Linux, Apache, BIND, OpenOffice.org, Mozilla, MySQL, PHP, etc.
Over 200 groups from over 60 countries are participating in this second annual Software Freedom Day, by organising local events ranging from simple meetings in the park to install-fests. Nepal is also celebrating the event for the first time, organized by the local FOSS community. The details of the event are as follows:
Venue: Yala Maya Kendra, Patan Dhoka
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Mounting an NTFS partition/hard disk |
Author: robin tiwari
Date: 2005-08-24
Email: robintiwari@linuxmail.org
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This how-to describes how to mount an NTFS partition in linux so that the
user can access files on the NTFS partition from linux normally.
1. Login as root by running from a terminal su followed by typing the root password.
2. Create a directory in your /mnt folder. This can be done by running mkdir /mnt/X where X is the name of the directory where the NTFS partition will be mounted.
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Centralize log server |
Author: Dandy Sherpa
Date: 2005-07-28
Email: dandysherpa@yahoo.com
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Setting up a central server for system logs makes sense for a couple of
reasons. First, any systems that are directly exposed to the Internet are
on the front lines, so to speak.
If a machine gets compromised, it is important to know what happened. It
is likely that the intruder will erase evidence if they can. Keeping logs
on a second system will make it more difficult for them to cover their
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