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The BIOS comes programmed into a chip on your motherboard. Replacing (reformatting) the OS will not affect this. That first screen that says SONY is actually your BIOS showing the screen. You are probably not looking for a BIOS, but an OS. You should have gotten an Operating System CD …

Very easy. Have a search on Google, or try [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_network"]WikiPedia[/URL]

Well, the error tells you that it can't create the connection because the socket descriptor is not a socket. Have a look at the possible reasons for that. Perhaps you still have a identical socket floating around in a previous unstopped run?

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Where does it break?

To put it simply: By casting the variable you are telling the compiler you know what you are doing, and not to check the variable type. The actual value of the variable stays the same, but you just tell the compiler to use them differently. Most variables boils down to …

I can't tell you what all of them means, but I might guess correctly :) [code][ 405.681685] wlan0_rename: authenticated[/code] Your wireless card has authenticated on an access point. Not bad. [code][ 405.681688] wlan0_rename: associate with AP 00:18:f8:42:5f:ed[/code] Your wireless card is now trying to associate with this access point. This …

Why don't you just take the user input, add it to the HTML template and send? I'm missing something, because from your explanation it sounds like you have all the tools you need. Get the text message. Take HTML template. Search and replace template with text message, sender, receiver, etc. …

Why not join one of the groups working on such a project? This will provide you with some support in getting the system going, and you can provide additional value to an already established project. Going at it alone is very hard, as you need to keep yourself motivated - …

[QUOTE=kartik14;658298]Hi, I'm running a fedora distro on VMWare in my XP machine. My XP machine is connected to a windows network. How can I detect my linux machine in this network ? Thanks[/QUOTE] This is the wrong way to go about it. First install Fedora, and then use VMWare for …

Unless you REALLY need RH9 I'd advise you to get a more recent Linux distribution. Of the distributions I've used I prefer Ubuntu (or a variant like Kubuntu/Xubuntu/PickALetterUbuntu) Installing a modern distribution it with Windows is usually as easy as selecting the partition you opened for it, and the installation …

I'm not that familiar with the internals of ISO files, but if you are running Linux you can try to write the image to a USB disk, and booting from that. [CODE]dd if=fedora_dvd.iso of=/dev/<your usb device>[/CODE] You could also borrow a USB DVDROM from someone.

Adobe Reader is in deed one of the correct applications to open pdf files with. Try opening Reader from either the desktop icon, or the program list and open the pdf file from inside the Reader. If this does not work, the pdf file might be corrupt. Try downloading/creating the …

Can you actually get to the mail server without fetchmail? Have you done a telnet check? The errors show that fetchmail can't connect to the server at gmail.com on the POP port. Have you done your research? Does gmail actually provide POP service on port 110? (hint)

Considering the bad grammar I might be wrong, but you can have a look at the 'virtual' config file.

Basic question, just to make sure. After you deleted all the partitions (or zeroed the drive) you did create a partition to install Win98 on? Also check your partition is not too big for FAT32.

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Have a look through google for free image manipulation libraries. There are a few very good ones available. This should be a much better solution than just running MSPaint to resize an image!

So you want to combine the two characters from the first string into a second string? Try a fgets() to get your string of user entered values, and then split on the tokens (strtok() or such) and then perhaps a snprintf(). You might also be able to just remove all …

For the sake of completeness: If you are running Linux, you just edit the whatever_config.rc with your favourite text editor (i.e. vim) and send a reload signal to the app. But on the other hand I have no idea what this 'main window' thingy is ;)

You [I]really[/I] should read [URL="http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-...html#writewell"]http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-...html#writewell[/URL] As WaltP put it "At least use English. ... Unless your name is Stepin Fetchit."

A little more information on the way (utils/messages) you attempt the install might make diagnosis easier.

Why not try this in the programming section?

Why not use incremental dumps after the first hotcopy and save some time.

How about a soft link? Just check the referrers in your php to decern between different shops.

Expand on the problem please. What server are you using. What is your file structure like. Where are you testing from. Etc.

Starting applications from rc.local will result in the app having different parents, than when starting it from a console. My guess would be that the app does not handle signals correctly, so it does not get the sigint (whatever signal the shutdown sends). The parent app on the other hand …

I don't know Plesk, so this is a shot in the dark. You might not have the right permissions to be able to delete log files. Log files are usually reserved for admin users, as this enables them to trace and track user actions. It keeps us safe.

I'd highly recommend the message queue method above the sleep method...

It might be easier to just use /proc/loadavg if you only need the cpu load. This matches exactly with 'top'

You can run the 'drakx' command from the command line. If it is not installed, you can run 'urpmi draktools' I think.

You do realise that this is the Linux section of the forum? Not posting in the correct forum section is just wasting your time.

[QUOTE=dvr;483937] is there a way to redirect another port to it?[/QUOTE] Yes [QUOTE=dvr;483937]or a program that can run on a pc that will redirect to the webserver?[/QUOTE] Yes [QUOTE=dvr;483937]my ISP blocks 80 of course, I have 4 webservers that all use port 80 and I can't change that. they are …

Remember that you are passing the 'address' of ilnput to op. If you have a look at the declaration of op you will see that it expects an 'int'. This means that a's value is the address of ilnput. Also a case for the tests on 'choice' might be a …

How does the router connect to your pc? Have you installed anything new recently?

The fastest solution would be to rebuild your drive. It's nasty (read 'work') - but you will have a clean system again. If you want to try the hard way :) Did you try a 'safe mode'/'failsafe' boot? You can also boot off of your XP disk, and enter the …

If it is in a variable, it is in binary. Define a nice struct along the line of your post, and read the NMEA string values you want into that. Add in the values you wanted, and there you go. This [URL="http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/node13.html#SECTION00130000000000000000"]Bit field example[/URL] will help as well.

Hey, why stop there? Why not try [URL="http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/"]LFS[/URL] and get an even better understanding. In the end it all comes down to how much time you have to learn it all.

Are you using Windows XP? Do you still have the CDs that came with your computer?

First of all it might be a better call to use comma delimiting, in stead of space delimiting, but that might just be a preference. To do plots you can make use of gnuplot. Alternatively you can use OpenOffice, but make use of the Insert -> Sheet from file... option, …

Have you done an 'apt-get install build-essential' on your Kubuntu machine?

I second that motion. [B]What?[/B] Using a literal word by word translator is not a good idea unless you have at least a clue of the target language.... In this case I think a safe assumption is "Not allowed" :)

There should not only be a voltage difference on the connectors, but also a rated current difference as well. This can result in some big differences in power delivery.

If you boot up a MB with nothing connected (No RAM - just CPU) you should hear the POST beeps (unless you have a old MB that needs a speaker). No POST beeps leaves you with problems in either the MB,CPU or power supply. Make sure the CPU is fitted …

First off, reset the DI again. Do the complete configuration. Remember to enable DHCP, and set the Gateway to the NB's IP. Naturally you also need to set up the NB with that IP :) First specify your PC's IP on the same subnet as the NB (with the NB's …

Try doing a manual update by downloading the definitions and updating it from file. After this was done try an Internet update again.

What is in these popup windows? Make sure your windows is updated/patched completely.

Does it show any error messages when it starts up? Does it show anything when it starts up? Give us a description of the start up process.

It seems that you are selecting on the wrong check. You are saying that the function datediff should be less or equal to 7. This is not entirely correct. Perhaps you could try testing on the complete datediff result.

What compiler are you using, and on which OS?