I hardly ever trust the coupon sites floating around on the net, but I figured what they hey, it can’t hurt to try one.
I’ve really been wanting a Dell Latitude D630 series (yeah it’s an older model, on the 800 bus etc.) but, it IS the perfect laptop when looking to run 100% of any version of Linux and works with all the major “Security Tool” CD’s. ;0)
Today when I was adding an article, I was getting really upset with WordPress, I just wanted to add some simple characters and have it printed AS IS.
When working with WordPress and using special characters like a redirection symbol ” > ” or something enclosed in it’s on tag like “<dev>” it will get hosed while editing in “HTML” mode. You could insert syntax to stop it from doing that, but it’s much easier to add a post with such things in “Visual” mode first. Then switch over to “HTML” mode if any other special tags are needed.
Just in case the article dissapears (it happens). This is a edited version of the following.
“How do I rescan the SCSI bus to add or remove a SCSI device without rebooting the computer?”
To add or remove a SCSI device explicitly, or to re-scan an entire SCSI bus without rebooting a running system:
Q. What is SWAT? A. It’s the “Samba Web Administration Tool” Q. What can I use it for? A. (shrug )Maybe to quickly setup a SAMBA server etc. 😉 from following my previous howto. A2. It does have some good info even if you don’t use it for your SMB…
Q. What is SAMBA? A. “Samba is a Free Open Source Software suite that provides seamless file and print services to SMB/CIFS clients.” Q. Where is SAMBA’s home? A. http://www.samba.org Q. Why did you bother writing this? A. Several reasons, mostly to help myself and others. Note: You may want…
Over the years, Experts Exchange has become quite the repository of tech advice, where people go to ask questions, then the experts compete to give the best answer and win the asker’s vote. It’s a pretty slick system, I suppose, if you are an ‘expert’, and your goal in life…
