While working on a site, I decided to add some Java Script to the menu bar so the site would be more interactive. I wanted the image to change so it gave the appearance as if the user is actually clicking on the button.
A while ago I wrote how you can configure Eclipse, PHP on a Linux machine to debug PHP pages using phpdbg. At first this worked very well but after a while break point wouldn't work and I would have to restart the session.
I woke up on Halloween to the sound of my music playing. Then all of a sudden it stopped. I got up not thinking much of it. The first thing I do when I get up in the morning is check my email. When Thunderbird didn't open and programs stopped responding I got suspicious.
If you ever log into your Windows XP account and you see this error:Windows cannot load your profile because it may be corrupted. You may be logged in using a temporary User Profile.
The way that Microsoft says to repair this problem is to backup the user's data and recreate the account.
Log into an account that you can recreate the account. It doesn't matter if you get the above error message or not.
Creating the Accounts
When my Compaq Presario X1000 (X1010US) died I was sad. It took me some time to get gentoo to work correctly with the hardware. The biggest hurdle that I faced was getting the wireless to work. At the time ndiswrapper wasn't working very well and would often either lock up my system or cause a kernel panic. The second hurdle that I faced was getting 3d acceleration to work. When I was forced to give up the ghost on my beloved Compaq Presario X1000 I ended up purcharsing a HP Pavilion dv5000 (dv5139).AMD Turion 64 ML-37 (2.0Ghz)
2x1GB DDR333
120GB 5400 RPM Seagate HD
I've acquired another 19" LCD monitor from a customer who said that he no longer needed it as the DVI IN no longer functions. Setting up Dual monitors is pretty easy. Unfortunately, there's a problem when using Linux and multiple monitors. The problem is that the window manager does not handle them correctly (or like Windows does.)
After installing vmware-server and vmware-modules I was not able to get vmware to start properly. When trying to start the vmware service:
# /etc/init.d/vmware start
I would get this:
Introduction
I love Linux so much and my favorite distrubtion is Gentoo. I love Linux so much that I have refused to install Windows on my workstation at work because I would rather have that friendly penguin in my computer at work. Our servers unfortunately run Windows 2003 with Terminal services providing access to our POS.
After finishing up an installation of Gentoo, I reboot into the new system only to find that it needs maintenance. The probably usually is that the hard drive is assigned a different device file during the LiveCD than when the actual system is booting up.
After providing the root password I need to edit the /etc/fstab file. Problem is that the file system is mounted in read only. So we must remount the root partition in read write.
mount -no remount,rw /
Now we can make the changes we need and reboot the system.
In Windows CD burning is taken for granted. You can either burn a CD by using the Windows CD burning engine or by popping the software that came with the CD burner in the computer, install it and then burn. In Linux you have to build some features into the kernel in order for this wonder feature to work, followed by the actual burning software.