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Category Archives: linux
Debian-based machines and the (initramfs) prompt
There are a million pages devoted to initramfs so I won’t go in to what it is, but if you have a Dell 1655 or other machine with serial-attached-SCSI and use Debian or a Debian-derived Linux distribution such as Ubuntu … Continue reading
Posted in Debian, grub, How Tos, linux
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Poor man’s calendar server with iCal and Mozilla
It’s easy to set up a shared calendar system with free software that scales well for a few users (great for a home network) and has tons of support from third parties. What you need: iCal client like Sunbird or … Continue reading
Posted in Apache, Calendaring, How Tos, iCal, lightning, linux, Software, Sunbird, thunderbird, WebDav
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Debian GCC libc package required
If you use Debian with a “standard” or “desktop” install, you will not have GCC installed. Of course you can easily get it by installing the package: apt-get install gcc And of course you need make apt-get install make What … Continue reading