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Overview:
Currently I am still learning linux and all the wonderful things it has to offer. I started running linux because I was tired of the problems I was having with Windoze, the constant lockups, problems, blue screens of death. I have visited lots of interesting sites for linux users, and I wanted to add my personal experiences to the internet. Visit often to see what I am doing with my linux box/network, and possibly get some help with your setup. I am always available at [email protected] to answer questions, but please remember I am just learning too.

My Setup:
Currently, I have 5 systems that I am working with. I will be adding a couple more soon. My systems are:

Home:
This is my main system. It is a 333MHz PII custom built system with a 6.4GB HDD, 96 MB RAM, CD ROM, 56K Cnet external modem, and a lowsy 14" display. I do mostly everything on this system, including 99% of my linux learning experience.

Laptop:
This is my laptop. It is a Dell Inspiron 3500 system with a 4.6 GB HDD, 56K PCMCIA modem, 10/100 NIC, 14+ active matrix display. I am running Win98 on this system, simply because I haven't gotten around to installing linux on it. I guess I won't ever install linux on this system though, because I would like to learn about Windoze and Linux integration, and I guess that would mean that I need to have a windblows system to work with. Anyways....

Remote:
This is a DECpc 425sxLP system. While it's not currently hooked up to the network, it will be soon. It has a small HDD in it, though I'm not sure how much. I actually have two of these and another DEC system (a 486/100) that I will be doing some clustering with soon. (That's going to be fun)

My experiences:
Here is a 'journal-like' listing of what I have done with my system. I'll try to tell as much as I can, but if I mis-state something, please feel free to email me and let me know. I will also be posting information that I happen to find and think is relevant.





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