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WBraun

climber
Mar 4, 2010 - 10:30pm PT
216.12.246.19 is

OrgName: Wayport, Inc.
OrgID: WYPR
Address: 4509 Freidrich Lane
Address: Building III, Suite 300
City: Austin
StateProv: TX
PostalCode: 78744
Country: US

ReferralServer: rwhois://rwhois.wayport.net:4321

NetRange: 216.12.224.0 - 216.12.255.255
CIDR: 216.12.224.0/19
NetName: WAYPORT
NetHandle: NET-216-12-224-0-1
Parent: NET-216-0-0-0-0
NetType: Direct Allocation
NameServer: AUTH0.WAYPORT.NET
NameServer: AUTH1.WAYPORT.NET
Comment: * Rwhois reassignment information for this block is available at:rwhois.wayport.net 4321
RegDate: 2000-04-24
Updated: 2001-06-29

RTechHandle: WN25-ARIN
RTechName: ATT WiFi Services IT
RTechPhone: +1-512-519-6000
RTechEmail: arin-coordinator@wayport.net

OrgTechHandle: WN25-ARIN
OrgTechName: ATT WiFi Services IT
OrgTechPhone: +1-512-519-6000
OrgTechEmail: arin-coordinator@wayport.net

Address: 192.168.5.1 is the local address of/a/your router

Lost-Arrow

Social climber
Hawaii
Mar 4, 2010 - 10:36pm PT
What information are you looking for? It seems that your question was answered. Are you looking for info on how to use NSLOOKUP?

Here's a MS KB article:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/200525

Best, Greg
WBraun

climber
Mar 9, 2010 - 12:48am PT
LOL !!!!
Ghost

climber
A long way from where I started
Mar 27, 2010 - 10:47pm PT

Lynne Leichtfuss

Sport climber
Will know soon
Apr 4, 2010 - 11:28pm PT
BES1st.....Thanks ! and yah, I have that pic. April 2008......just after my husband died I went to the climbers reunion in Joshua Tree with my daughter Amy. Remet JB there ...... the beginning of a nice friendship. John, along with others in the climbing community, helped me deal with processing grief. lynnie
WBraun

climber
Apr 6, 2010 - 06:08pm PT
For ssh, I use winscp.

I was using ssh for 2 days now into ipod touch.
WBraun

climber
Apr 10, 2010 - 06:10pm PT
"Knoppix automatically logs you in as the restricted user "knoppix" -- not "root"! Therefore, you cannot perform functions that require root privileges, including many operations in the File Systems and User Account Management lab exercises."

"http://sonic.net/~garyb/Courses/Unix/KnoppixInstructions.html"

Scroll down to "Getting a Root Shell Command Prompt"
WBraun

climber
Apr 10, 2010 - 06:34pm PT
Huh?

I was giving you information how to extract and install the driver with root privileges to get running, ..... not how to make a dual boot.
WBraun

climber
Apr 11, 2010 - 02:40am PT
So now compile it ....
Roman

Trad climber
Bostonia
Apr 11, 2010 - 09:51am PT
Copy the tarballs into your home and half of this BS is avoided making the only privileged code to execute the `make install` as it writes to the system directories. something like this


cd ~
mkdir BUILDS; cd BUILDS
cp /mnt/medie/wireless-compat.tar.gz .
tar -xvzf wireless-compat.tar.gz
cd wireless-compat
./configure --with-desired-options
make
su
make install


That really should work for you without all this rando chown'ing of files just to get around directory perms....
Roman

Trad climber
Bostonia
Apr 11, 2010 - 02:34pm PT
Hey BES

I'm happy to help you a bit. I used to port drivers from Linux to OpenBSD systems and I also used to write a driver here and there as well. You are def correct that there are chipsets that do not have working drivers. Sometimes the changes to existing drivers are as minimal as adding a #define and test for the chipset name (assuming it is a clone) and sometimes as dificult as getting a white paper for the chipset or *gack* reverse engineering one (NEVER FUN!).

Drivers in Linux are a special beast in that they are acutally parts of (or additions to) the kernel. All interface between the metal and the system must take place at a relatively low level in order for latency and inner-kernel communication to occur. When a person builds a custom kernel they specify various drivers and components to be built staticly into the kernel itself or built and loaded on demand as modules (man lsmod, insmod, rmmod). During the build process no elevated privilege is required. It is the writing/copying of the binary object files into the kernels module directories that require privilege.

As a sysadmin for over 12 years (uggggg :-\ ) I can tell you that figuring out how to do as much as possible as a regular user and only using su and sudo when needed can save you a lot of re-installing and headaches while you conquer the learning curve.

Anyway man email me and we can maybe talk a bit on IM and work through whatever problem you are having and it will probably be much easier than doing this on the taco.

Good luck! UNIX/*NIX really is worth it.

Peace,
Roman
Shack

Big Wall climber
Reno NV
Apr 11, 2010 - 03:24pm PT
This thread should have been titled, "Windows programmer has issues".
dougs510

Social climber
down south
Apr 15, 2010 - 04:11am PT
well, to start with, your LAN.. 192.168.x.x is not going to propogate to the DNS servers. You have to registar a domain name (Godaddy.com, TZO.com, whatever) with the ip address coming into you access point... e.g. cable, dsl... whatever. as far as the DNS's are concerned, you don't exist. nslookup uses domain name servers to resolve ip addresses into domain names, so if it doesn't know anything about your (SERVER????) then don't expect domain name resolution on windows or linux on any other OS.

IT ain't gonna happen.
Shack

Big Wall climber
Reno NV
Apr 16, 2010 - 10:57pm PT
Maybe your Wi-Fi card is bad.
Have you made it work on another system?
EdBannister

Mountain climber
CA
May 18, 2010 - 07:54pm PT
Step 1:Use default trash can for all windows hardware.

Step 2: Go to Mac store.

simple.

a new iMac with two terrabytes of storage,
no clutter,
a 3 minute set up time from box to operational (I know you poor windows people don't believe me)
with movie editing, and i life
no issues with dreaded software invasion from the web
and no anti virus expense
for about 1500 bucks... are you kidding?

oh and by the way, they don't frreeeeeze crash or otherwise screw up 10% as often as a PC.

Throw the windows away, throw the whole computer away. it's slow
and it is from 1974.
sling512

Trad climber
Chicago
Jun 17, 2010 - 02:12pm PT
WTF is this tread? Is this even a real person? Why are you wasting space (in general)

-sling
mdavid

Big Wall climber
CA, CO, TX
Jun 27, 2010 - 08:03pm PT
cygwin is the answer

http://www.cygwin.org/cygwin/
Jingy

Social climber
Nowhere
Jun 27, 2010 - 08:33pm PT
how out of the norm would this incident be from everyday life for the windows programmer?

LOL



good luck with that...

















or better... get a mac!
LOL

Cheers
mark miller

Social climber
Reno
Jun 27, 2010 - 09:35pm PT
Isn't "windows programmers" an oxymoron....
That system should have never been allowed to develop ( Kill the evil seed, demon child).....Go Apple...Go Unix.... go Red Hat....Shite go fortran or even Cobalt but Phuck the marketing Genius that stuffed his Kock down everyone's throat for 25 years....He can't donate his way out of hell and I can't wait to meet him there. But I'm Knott bitter.
The pieces of shite that retired early and made huge amounts of $ off an extremely, faulty operating system, that was forced upon us because of marketing ....Makes the Biblical story of Sodom and Gomorra look tame.
mark miller

Social climber
Reno
Jun 27, 2010 - 10:00pm PT
Senator "Monopoly" is just a game...."I want to control the world"...
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