Dmesg explained
Often someone will write to a Linux help list asking for help with a particular device they want to get working under Linux, and a standard reply is "check the output of the dmesg command". This leaves a lot of new users befuddled, and this document is here to hopefully help them.
Installing and configuring: MySQL, Apache with SSL, PHP, and mod_perl
First you need a box of some form running a GNU/Linux flavor of some sort. You also should have a basic understanding of how to use a UNIX shell, and you have superuser access to the machine. Everything in this example can be done remotely via ssh or telnet as well as locally from the machine console.
University of California at Berkeley: The Ninja project
The aim of the project is to construct a scalable architecture for online services and applications that can run on next-generation Internet devices. The fault-tolerant Ninja architecture relies on a cluster of more than 100 workstations, all running the Linux operating system on Intel Pentium III components.
Speed up your IDE drives
If you're using a recent DMA, UDMA-33 or even UDMA-66 IDE drive and motherboard and feel that under Linux, disk access seems slow compared to Windows, you may be right. In some situations, Linux doesn't automatically enable DMA for IDE hard drives.
Save data without tapes
Linux makes it easy for you to maintain periodic backups of your important files. With hard drive sizes now routinely exceeding 20 gigabytes, many users find themselves with lots of unused free space, some of which can be put to good use as backup storage.
Building your own honeypot
Security specialists often construct systems that appear vulnerable to attack, but actually offer no access to valuable data, administrative controls, or other computers. These machines, known as "honeypots," are intended to be attacked, and have no legitimate users or traffic, leaving a foiled intruder exposed and relatively easy to monitor.
Linux on laptops
The Linux On Laptops Web page was started by to help solve many notebook nightmares. This site, and its various mirrors, serve as a storehouse of Linux experiences with dozens, if not hundreds, of mobile computers.
The unofficial Mandrake Linux page
The Unofficial Mandrake Linux page provides clear, step-by-step instructions for performing a variety of tasks on your Mandrake system, like setting up ethernet, installing rpms and tarballs, and compiling source code.
Linux works its way into business
Linux is spreading further into the business computing world, but Microsoft need not worry about its effect on Windows just yet. That's one conclusion from market researcher Zona Research's latest study of US IT professionals.
Under the Red Hat lurks a capitalist
Bob Young, chairman of alternative software company Red Hat, is a boyish billionaire from Canada. Over a drink this week, he explained his latest creation -- the Red Hat Centre, which is taking on Washington's excessive patent and copyright protection laws.
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