lolcat 04-09-2008

Add comment September 4th, 2008
Haven’t but up my favourites in a while so here is a big update. Also gives me a chance to play with my new image pop-up thing.
Add comment August 12th, 2008
I am trying out a new Gallery layout and I hope to have all images appear like the one below. Give it a click.
Add comment August 11th, 2008
Cork beat Kerry in the Munster Final so I created this ode to their result.
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Brilliant new Coca-Cola Ad I saw on TV yesterday.
5 comments April 21st, 2008
Just got all of my hardware working on my new laptop under KUbuntu, fingerprint reader logins, Webcam, sound, media buttons, remote control, microphone everything. Also stopped the dreaded media button from overwriting Grub everytime it’s pressed.
I am disappointed that the sepakers and the microphone on the laptop are such terrible quality, especially for a “multimedia” laptop.
I’ll post the steps I took to get everything working as soon as possible. But when KUbuntu comes out in a few days with KDE4 I don’t know how much will be relevant. Maybe I’ll just wait until then.
6 comments April 18th, 2008
Got my new laptop today! A very shiny Dell XPS M1530. It looks good so far. Click here for a good look at it.
It came with Vista (yuck) pre-installed. Seems wicked fast so far. The only thing I am still trying to get the hand of is the finger print reader. It doesn’t like me. Oh and it has no modem so when I am back in Millstreet it looks like surfing the net is out of the questions.
I think I am going to leave Vista on a partition so I can play games and maybe use some of the Media Centre functions but as all of my Music and Videos are going to be in a soon to be install KUbuntu partition I don’t know how useful that is going to be. Maybe there is a way Vista can read ext3 so I can use them. We’ll see.
I am going to install KUbuntu on it soon and I’ll update the blog with any issues I have in the hope it may help someone else.
7 comments April 9th, 2008
Got a few cases in work over the last few week where people are finding the root file system full in VMware ESX Server. This causes lots of issues with connectivity to VirtualCenter etc. The problem is that often it is difficult to find the large files that are causing the file system to fill up. I’ve been sending people this handy little script to help them so I thought I’d share it with everyone.
find / -path '/vmfs/*' -prune -o -size +10240000c -exec du -h {} \;
This searches the ESX ignoring the VMFS file system. For standard Linux you can put whatever you want in place of VMFS and it will ignore that folder.
Add comment April 9th, 2008