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If you install windows xp you have built in application for doing that. Its called remote desktop and the bennifit of it is that it sends the Windows API instead of screen dumps. This will result in great speed improvment. The remote desktop can be accessed from a webserver using activex...

Haha, it works.. Lots of thanks to you :).. Now i can skip to unplug all the 4 ide cables. Thanx

Uhh, dont remember. I might make a fake crash later today to check ;)... I think it is that it found some error or duplicated records that has been caused when i turn of the computer with file cache in the memory ;)

Hello, has anybody succeded on adding automatic printing driver download on a samba server. I have managed to put them on the server but when i reboot it forgets it and says that no drivers are installed. Anyone have any clue?

You know that you can install an alternativ to telnet and ftp. It is called ssh and is a crypto version of the above. It aslo has a lot of other feature but its much much harder to crack. Better check it out :)

Hello. Its me again ;) Well, i have also antother problem. I have a computer that i run as an mp3 player. Now its redhat 6.2 on it but i will reinstall redhat 7.1 on it. I dont have any monitor on it so everytime i stops the computer before it has shut down correct i have to drag it to my...

Hello. I have a new server. Its an abit vp6 motherboard running dual P3 1ghz with 4x60gb ide and a 9,1gb scsi disk on an advansys scsi card. I think the system is great. There is only one problem. I am using the scsi disk as the root partition and have made an raid 5 array of the ide disk. I am...

Hello Im planing on setting up a new server. I know that redhat 6.2 is a very stable release. What about 7.1. 7.0 had some problems, should i go with the new one or chose the older 6.2. What are your experience? /Alexander

hello. I wounder how you make your computer to remember an apple share so that it connects to it the next time you start the computer. /Alexander

Hello. Some files have been overwritten on a win2k computer with ntfs filesystem. Is there any way to recoever them. I know that you can recover deleted files. But when you overwrite them. Is it true that the new file is written on the same place on the disk as the old one? Thanx in advance...

Hi Today a user deleted some of his files from his pc over a smb drive on the linux server. The filesystem is ext2. Is there any tool to recover the file? Thanx in advance /Alexander

Hi Today a user deleted some of his files from his pc over a smb drive on the linux server. The filesystem is ext2. Is there any tool to recover the file? Thanx in advance /Alexander

Well, the thing was that i thought that my text was a bit messy :). But I think you could get some info from it :)

Me? Im Alexander :)

Well its not that hard. Maybe this would help. Download the kernel to /tmp/ or something Do a cd /usr/src remove the symbolik link to the old kernel rm linux then unpack the new kernel tar -zxvf /tmp/linux-2.2.18.tar.gz change the dir again cd linux do a make menuconfig Go through the menues...