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FreeOS  Howtos Linux : Howtos : Kernel Compilation & Avoiding ‘Unresolved Symbol’
By Posted: ( Sun 18th Jul 2004 06:39:58[AM] UTC )
Many of the kernel newbies are not aware of certain important concepts which are essential for proper compilation and insertion of the modules into the kernel This HOWTO is all about kernel compilation, how to avoid the annoying 'unresolved symbols' errors while Insmoding the modules.
Rating [ 6.09 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : Configuring CVS and CVSUP on Linux
By Posted: ( Mon 2nd Jun 2003 09:17:22[AM] UTC )
CVS is extensively used poen source version control system. CVSUP is a tool designed to synchronise the CVS repositories. This artile shows how to setup cvs and CVCUP so that CVS can be accessed from multiple locations.
Rating [ 6.28 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : Knoppix installation tips
By Posted: ( Thu 8th May 2003 05:33:31[AM] UTC )
Like many Linux aficionados I have been interesting in trying out Knoppix. Knoppix is a Linux distribution that boots and runs off a CD; you dont have to install it on your hard disk. Its the fastest way to demonstrate Linux or check a system for hardware compatibility.I learned a few things from booting Knoppix from CD and later installing it to the hard disk. Here are some tips I hope make your experience with Knoppix easier.
Rating [ 7.24 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : Maximum Mount
By Posted: ( Fri 5th Apr 2002 11:01:41[AM] UTC )
Accessing you Windows Drives on Linux and other
Horseback Tales.
Rating [ 7.1 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : A WebServer Guide -- Help Using Apache
By Posted: ( Wed 27th Feb 2002 07:43:39[AM] UTC )
Web server program sits around awaiting
requests from visitors\' web browsers for objects it has in its possession, and then sends these objects back for the visitor\'s viewing pleasure. This article guides you through setting and getting started with Apache on Linux.
Rating [ 7.26 / 10 ]
FreeBSD : Howtos : Fast & dirty way for dualbooting FreeBSD & Linux
By Posted: ( Mon 11th Feb 2002 07:20:05[AM] UTC )
You like Linux, you love freeBSD. Now you want to have both on your new ix86 box. If you are not a purist and you can spare a little MB on your disk, read on.
Rating [ 6.3 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : Linux Basics : First Steps Into Linux
By Posted: ( Mon 4th Feb 2002 09:05:18[AM] UTC )
For Linux newbies a quick lesson on every day Linux commands.
Rating [ 6.35 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : Linux on your powermac
By Posted: ( Wed 1st Aug 2001 03:11:01[AM] UTC )
For all you who wish to install Linux on your Macs, here is a howto that shows you the way to go about configuring your machine and installing it.
Rating [ 8.5 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : Comanche: For a feel of Apache
By Posted: ( Tue 24th Jul 2001 03:41:40[AM] UTC )
Here's a howto for using the Comanche, the tool for configuring Apache. According to the author it is a stepping stone towards a good GUI based utility.
Rating [ 6.44 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : Exorcise FTP, Telnet And Other Evil Daemons
By Posted: ( Wed 11th Jul 2001 08:44:17[PM] UTC )
Telnet and ftp send passwords over the network in clear text that can be easily sniffed. You should replace them with more modern tools such as ssh and scp. SSLtelnet/SSLftp are also available but do not seem to be in such wide use.
Rating [ 7.25 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : Networking Windows and Linux
By Posted: ( Mon 9th Jul 2001 11:07:04[PM] UTC )
Who says getting Windows and Linux to talk is tough? Take a cakewalk tour on how
to network the two operating systems.
Rating [ 6.46 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : Setting up PPP and KPPPD
By Posted: ( Sun 8th Jul 2001 10:10:12[PM] UTC )
A tutorial on setting up and using PPP and KPPD
Rating [ 5.06 / 10 ]
OpenBSD : Howtos : Routing Windows 2000 IPv6 traffic
By Posted: ( Thu 5th Jul 2001 09:39:25[PM] UTC )
Setting up an IPv6 tunnel from a host to a broker was one thing. But I wanted to use IPv6 from my desktop. The dancing KAME was my goal. After years of procrastination, I finally got to see her dance. Here's how.
Rating [ 5.64 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : How to roll your own Linux
By Posted: ( Mon 2nd Jul 2001 11:16:28[PM] UTC )
Recompile the Linux kernel to add functionality and squeeze out the best from the system. And you don't even have to be a programmer to do this.
Rating [ 7.86 / 10 ]
Linux : Howtos : NIS on Linux
By Posted: ( Tue 26th Jun 2001 09:45:04[PM] UTC )
In this article we introduce Network Information System (NIS) in brief and describe how to setup NIS on a Linux system.
Rating [ 6.7 / 10 ]
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