This workaround assumes that you have already installed a driver for your Network Interface Card (NIC). First you’ll need to check the information of your network devices. It can be obtained with a ifconfig –a command root@icpep:~# ifconfig –a eth1 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:11:5b:fc:b9:f0 UP BROADCAST NOTRAILERS RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 RX [...]
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Slackware PHP GD Error
In the past months I was able to handle a LAMP server, this is my second time to handle a UNIX based web server but this time its a lot different because I will will be the one to install and configure the web server. Our System administrator was the one who installed the latest [...]
Slackware Linux E-book
Knowing a Linux distro is one asset of a network administrator, since then I seemed to be a die hard fan of knowing Linux. The first linux distro I used was Red Hat and from the first time I saw it I was so amazed and at the same time surprised that such operating system [...]
File Extension WPS
File Extension WPS or files that has a “.wps” is not a virus(except if there is something embedded with it) but rather it is a text document created with Microsoft Works Word Processor, like other Microsoft’s word processor like that of Microsoft Word with “.doc” file extension. The difference is that .doc files does not [...]






