The other day I tried to create an ISO under Ubuntu, finally I found out how: mkisofs --cap -o myVolume.iso /home/balint/archive With cdrecord, you can write it to disk, and if you want to eject the disk (as i did with my slot-loader drive): cdrecord -eject myVolume.iso

I took some time on the Easter-weekend, and redesigned the blog css to be similar to the skaelede.hu main page. After some tweeking, it was working superb on all OS X browsers, but when i watched the site under Windows, IE simply got mad from the semi-transparent alpha-blending which i use on the homepage as well - without error: but here it simply ate up all CPU, and you were forced to quit the browser. A big sorry to everyone who saw this error :D

If you ever found yourself sitting in front of a dead Hackintosh system (for example another operating system's boot loader invaded it's Master Boot Record (MBR) like Linux's GRUB, and keeps telling like: Error 13: Invalid or unsupported executable format.), and would like to use it in it's original way, follow the steps below: 1) get yourself a 10.4.8 bootable (Intel) DVD 2) boot from it and press F8, and type -s to enter single user mode 3)  type: fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0 flag 2 update write quit reboot

I've added MRTG to Cron, but later I found that it is not running. Checking the logs, and found the following: <code> ERROR: Creating templock /var/lock/mrtg/_etc_mrtg.cfg_l_3723: No such file or directory at /usr/bin/mrtg line 1757 </code> The folder doen not exist, so <code>mkdir -m 0755 /var/lock/mrtg</code>...

mount -t smbfs //10.1.1.99/folder /mnt/mymount -o lfs,username=administrator,password=xxxxxx the parameter lfs is to disable Samba's 2G filesize limit, so you can copy huge files over as well.