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| 2000/4/9 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:17960 Activity:kinda low |
4/7 Who's da man?
\_ Login: man Name: The Man
Directory: /usr/share/man Shell: /nonexistent
\_ Try: man woman |
| 2000/4/9 [Consumer/Audio] UID:17961 Activity:very high |
4/8 Damn it. Found a Sun external SCSI CD-ROM drive and hooked it
up to Ultra-1 desktop, but how do I get music to come out of
the internal speaker? Using Workman, but can only get music by
connecting headphones/external-speakers to the drive's output-jack.
Checked speaker working.
\_ you can't.
\_ You can rip the cd & play from the HD. cdparanoia is a
great ripper.
\_ you plug headphones or a speaker into the jack on the front of
the cdrom drive |
| 2000/4/9 [Computer/SW/OS/Solaris, Computer/SW/Database] UID:17962 Activity:nil |
4/9 Note: For those of us who are unfortunate enough to have
to use Oracle 8.0.3~8.0.5 on Solaris, there is a SERIOUS BUG
in the asynch write mode of Oracle. Turn off asynch write
in the parameter file or upgrade to 8.0.6+ a.s.a.p. Otherwise
you run a high risk of running into a data corruption error
undetected by Solaris or Oracle. We lost 4 of 9 databases
to this error (fortunately they were not critical ones).
Synch writes: slow but safe. Frequent exports: help but doesn't
solve the problem. If you need more help or info on this
don't contact Larry E., he'll deny everything, send me mail
instead. --mtbb |