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I was trying to install Ubuntu on my sister's Netbook ASUS Eee 1005P, only way was to have a USB boot. Here is how we can create a USB Ubuntu Drive. Download the latest netbook Ubuntu here Insert a USB stick with at least 2GB of free space  1GB is fine if you are installing Ubuntu , but 2GB recommended if you are not planning to install but to have Live USB. Download the Universal USB Installer Click 'Run' when prompted If the security dialog appears, confirm by clicking 'Run' Read the licence agreement and choose 'I Agree' to continue Select Ubuntu Desktop Edition from the dropdown list Click 'Browse' and open the downloaded ISO file Choose the USB drive and click 'Create' Once completed. Goto the BIOS and set the USB Harddrive as the first priority (Make sure the USB is connected to the Netbook) Images Courtesy Ubuntu site Posted via email from W

I was looking in to a nice socket programming document which we in chm , but this does not work in linux so I googled around and found stuff below. I use the below command 'apt-get' on my Ubuntu. But 'yum' will work on Redhat variants. # apt-get install gnochm OR # apt-get install kchmviewer Gnome Desktop User $ gnochm file.chm KDE Desktop User $ kchmviewer file.chm Posted via email from What I See

Click here to download: Cisco7940-SampleConfigAndSIPFi.zip (754 KB) Was working on Asterisk configuration with CISCO 7940 IP phones. There are many links which let configure this phone, this is just an overview of what I did to get this up and running Configuring AsteriskNow is very simple. Below are the details to setup a IP-PBX. Requirement Old CPU laying somewhere. IP Phone (Cisco 7940/7960) DHCP and TFTP Server (for Firmware upgrade) Steps Download AsteriskNOW Configure Asterisk. (More howto later, for now important is to create users without NAT) Create a Trunk Create a Dialplan Create users (On catch here is when we create a User make sure to uncheck "NAT ") Configure IP Phone used the link here which is very helpful (Attached are files required firmware / conf files etc) . Thats it !! IP phone should be up and running. Posted via email from What I See