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FreeBSD and Fedora 12
just want to get this started as I hope it will motivate me to finish it, since I have done a LOT of things on my computer since my last post, and obviously I have posted none of it.
So, I [...]
Posted in BSD, Chrome OS, Linux, Operating Systems, This Blog, Virtual Machine, Windows Operating Systems
Tagged 802.11n, ACPI, Adobe, Bios, Chrome, CPU, disk IO, Fedora, Fedora 12, Firefox, Flash, FreeBSD, Google, HDD, Java, Microsoft, Motherboard, Mozilla, PCI wireless adapter, SATA 3GB/s, SATA 6GB/s, Sun, system critical temperature, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, Virtual Machines, VirtualBox, VM, Windows Operating Systems, wireless NIC
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FreeBSD the next step update 1
Although I was away for a week, I managed to get a few things accomplished over the weekend. I’ll go ahead and relist my list of things to do now and then add some comments about them below…
install VirtualBox (done but not running/needs [...]
Posted in Android, BSD, Linux, Mac OS, Mobile Devices, Operating Systems, Technology, Virtual Machine, Windows Operating Systems
Tagged Adobe, AMD, Android, ATI, build world, Cell Phone, Chrome, connectbot, cygwin, Debian, DOS games, dosgamesarchive.com, ebay, error, external backup, fdisk, Fedora, Firefox, Flash, FreeBSD, FTP, Gnome, Google, GPT, GUID, hacked install, HDD fail, hulu.com, Java, KDE, Korea, Linux, Mac OS, MBR, mobile phone, Mozilla, MSDOS, NFS, NTFS, openSUSE, Picasa, port forwarding, remote login, RPM, rsync, SSH, Sun, sysinstall, Ubuntu, virtual machine, VirtualBox, VM, VMWare, Windows Operating Systems, Wine, X.org, Xorg, Yakuake
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another no longer short post on Linux and VMWare
Getting ready to setup my PC as a VMWare Server, got a new WD Caviar Black 500GB 32MB cache Internal drive so I can dump all my files on it to clean off a pair of 250GB drives to run [...]
Posted in Linux, Mac OS, Operating Systems, Servers, Technology, This Blog, Virtual Machine, Windows Operating Systems, wordpress, x86 servers
Tagged CentOS, Chrome, DHCP, DNS, Fedora, firewall, FreeBSD, Google, Instructables.com, Internet Explorer 8, Intranation.com, IPCop, JEOS, KMVM, Linux, Linux Kernel, Linux.org, Mac OSX, NAND, network gateway, newegg.com, Plug Computers, plugcomputer.org, QEMU, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SD cards, Sheeva Plug, Shorewall.net, Solid State Disk Drive, Ubuntu JEOS, VMWare, VMWare Server, Western Digital, wikipedia, Windows Operating Systems
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Thoughts on Linux…
start off with some non-techie stuff first…
I head back to see my surgeon next Monday, where he will tell me that in another week or two I should start putting some weight on my leg (toe touch, or partial weight [...]
Posted in Android, Chrome OS, Laptops, Linux, Mac OS, Macintosh Computers, Mobile Devices, Operating Systems, Personal Computers, Servers, Technology, Unix, Windows Operating Systems, iPhone / iPod Touch
Tagged Acrobat, Adam, Adobe, Air Traffic Controller, AIX, Android, Chrome, engadget, Fedora, Firefox, Flash, Google, hardware failure, IBM, iPad, iPhone, Java, KDE, Laptops, Linux, Macintosh, Macintosh Computers, Mozilla, netcraft.com, NIM Server, notion ink, Nvidia Ion, OpenOffice, OpenVMS, Physical Therapy, Picasa, Pixel Qi, slashgear.com, sudo, system maintenance, Tablet PC, Tegra 2, terminal window, Unix, uptime, wikipedia, Windows Operating Systems, withdrawal, Yakuake, yum
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