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CreateLive is an awesome site that offers free classes taught live from instructors around the world. I'm really excited to share this class site with you! I'm always looking for ways to improve my skills.
Right now I'm really interested in getting a pattern design and hand-dyed yarn business off the ground so I was hunting for a site that offered classes in design because I have a great idea for a yarn label, but I need extra skills to make it real. I was also looking for a class that helps explain how to get started with online businesses as a maker. The result of my search is this (although I might go back to Skillshare for the product label design class there).
The first thing you should do is check out the calendar of what is coming up, because these classes are live you'll need to see the schedule to know what is being offered and when.
At some point you'll get a pop up that wants you to sign in or create an account. You can easily create an account with F-connect for Facebook. Or you can choose to do the sign up with your e-mail address – this will require you filling out a form with a working e-mail address and creating a password for the site. I chose to F-connect.
You can also close out of the pop up and keep browsing the site and then use the blue Sign Up button to create an account later. An account allows to RSVP for live classes. For example, I RSVP'd for the Start a Handmade Business class that is being offered June 2nd through the 4th.
So what kinds of classes can you take? They offer classes in the following categories: Photo & Video, Art & Design, Music & Audio, Craft & Maker, and Money & Life.
I hope you'll take advantage of these awesome offerings of free classes! I can't wait to start mine in June!
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Libby Rwrote a review of Cappel Secret Insulated Jacket - Women's on February 22, 2013
Great Jacket
I bought this jacket in Olive. The color in the picture is wrong it isn't green it's actually brown. Still super cute none the less. I am 5'8 125 lbs so I got a medium with room to layer. I would suggest getting room to layer since the jacket itself isn't ultra warm in the arms. The chest is lightly insulated so it is pretty protective against the wind and elements. I wouldn't take this jacket out into sub-zero temps but it will hold up fine (with the right layering) in the teens, twenties and thirties.

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Welcome to Infinity Mountainbiking, providing some of the best mountain bike riding in Asia. Our small group departures run every day, with personalized itineraries that focus on the unique scenery and rich cultures.
Cycling tour in South Sulawesi - Makassar to Toraja - 12 days – 09 great days of supported cycling – many historical and cultural highlights.
Mountain Biking and Hiking Tour in Bali and East Java - 14 days - 8 great days of mountain biking - 3 hikes to active volcanoes - 13 nights local accommodation in amazing locations - tour starts and ends in Bali.
This trip is especially designed for those riders who like to push it a bit and ride the extra distance. We will cover 160km in three riding days (80% off road) on some of the best single track that Bali has got to offer.
Mountain Biking tour in East Java in and around the Mount Bromo National Park - 04 days - 4 great days of mountain biking - 3 nights local accommodation - tour can start and end in Bali or Java - max 8 riders - weekly departures possible throughout the year.
Mountain Biking tour in Bali - 08 days – 4 great days of mountain biking – 1 extra optional half day of riding - hike to the summit of an active volcano - half day snorkeling to a Japanese shipwreck - 7 nights local accommodation – max 8 travelers.
Mountain Biking tour in Bali and East Java - 09 days - 7 great days of mountain biking - 8 nights local accommodation in amazing locations - tour starts and ends in Bali - max 8 riders.
Our group departures have an average of 5 participants ensuring a personalized, genuine experience and a great day out on the mountain bikes. We provide 1 mountain bike guide per every 5 guests and if we do have larger groups we can split up the group if needed so that everyone can ride at their own comfort level and enjoy a great day out on the mountain bikes.
We are sure that you have heard this one before but we pride ourselves to have some of the best bikes available in Indonesia. We are mountain bikers ourselves and we hate to waste a great riding opportunity due to a not so great bike. We have great quality mountain bikes in all possible sizes. Please note that if you ride the latest carbon model pimped with XTR or XO you might want to bring your own bike ;-)
What really sets us apart from the rest is the genuine friendliness and expertise of our local guides. All our mountain bike guides absolutely love what they do and are experts in the regions they ride. They will take you out riding while having the biggest smile on their faces and will show you the best trails and the many hidden treasures along the way.


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can you all use a rifle to hunt deer down there we got some areas that we cant but most of the state we can use our rifles
yep we got 3 different seasons down here in tennessee. we start with bow then go muzzleloader/bow then go bow/muzzleloader or gun. then after the first part of the season we go back to muzzleloader for a week, hit muzzleloader/bow for another week and then all 3 again to finish out the season. needless to say we usually get to hunt prob 7 weeks out of each season with a rifle.
wow first we have our bow season for 2.5 months then we have our gun season and you can use any type of gun exept in the areas that are shotgun only then for a week we have our ML season then to end the whole deal we got bow season for another month. So we can hunt for a total of3.5 months.
Oh Yeah I shoot a 7mm Rem. Mag. and a .50cal. muzzleloader
mine would be a rem 30-06 and a knight 50 cal
I shoot a Marlin 30-30. Not a muzzleloader owner as of yet. Just a borrower.
never used a 30-30 before can't be much kick to one of those
naw in my experience with a 30-30 not alot of kick. but when i was a younger dude i remember being to comfy with one and holding it to loose and taking a scope to the top of the nose. funny now that i think about it
i got a30/30 lever.i love it.up here most shoots are under 100yrds in the woods.with that new hornady ammo it shoots real flat.yeah your right about the kick or the lack of it i should say.makes shootin a pleasure.i also got a50 cal cva muzzle.:bye:
hey joel i heard with the new hornady ammo you can get alot more distance with a 30/30. you tried it at the range at long distance yet?
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He was the man who brought Frank Zappa to join the band that became the Mothers of Invention. Musician Ray Collins has died.
He was 75 - and the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin reports he died Christmas Eve, five days after suffering a heart attack.
Collins invited Zappa to play guitar for an R&B cover band called the Soul Giants in 1964. Two years later, the group was known as Mothers of Invention - but Collins found it necessary to leave the group after singing on just three albums.
He said in a 2009 interview that the group featured "too much comedy, too much making fun of stuff." Collins said he would rather "make beautiful music" - like Johnny Mathis and Nat King Cole.
He lived his last eight years in a van - and got by on Social Security and songwriting royalties. He once joked the money he got was enough to live on, but "not enough to pick up women."
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Water managers in Colorado are bracing for another bad year. The largest water utilities on the Front Range are already taking steps to prepare for another dry summer, a summer some predict could be worse than last year. As Aspen Public Radio's Marci Krivonen reports, utilities in Colorado Springs and Denver are preparing in advance.Continue Reading →
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Interstate 25 will close in both directions through Denver tomorrow for the 2012 presidential debate at the University of Denver. From 5 until 10 PM, the Colorado Department of Transportation will close about six miles of the interstate, from Santa Fe Drive (US 85) to Hampden Avenue (US 285).Continue Reading →
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The University of Denver will make history tomorrow by becoming the first Colorado school to host a presidential debate. The face off between President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney is expected to attract a massive television audience. DU officials say the excitement on campus is palpable, even if few students will actually get […]Continue Reading →
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Army officials report suicide rates at Fort Carson continue to drop…and, the campaign to raise money to help repair Colorado's capitol dome officially kicked off today.
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Decade two of being a dad By Bennie Currie
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Bennie and Martin Currie
Come this January, I will celebrate my 10th anniversary of shock and awe, I mean fatherhood. And as the end of my first decade of being a daddy approaches, I am more than a little nervous about the decade that is to come, what it will mean for my children and what it will demand of me. This is not a new anxiety, mind you. A look back at the past 10 years shows that I've been more than a little nervous about being a father from Day One. When my son greeted the world on that cold, pre-dawn January morning, he was full of the same boundless energy he has today--an 8-pound, 14-ounce ball of perpetual motion. I could barely hold him because I was still weak-kneed from sitting through a good part of the Caesarean section my wife had to undergo during delivery. My knees went wobbly again when I watched her deliver our daughter via another Caesarean less than 19 months later. Now the shakiness in my knees is the result of too much running around the soccer field with my fleet-footed children. Sports are a big part of the goings-on in my household because they enable me to cherish the as-yet carefree world of my children. For now, my kids are being raised in a highly diverse community and the fact that they are black has so far been only a minimal aspect of their lives. It makes me smile to hear them speak of themselves as "brown-skinned" and of whites as "light-skinned." They know that they are descendants of African slaves and displaced Native Americans, but they have not yet had to deal with ethnic labels, or whether they ought to choose one. These days, the biggest challenges confronting my kids are tied to the dynamics of our family of four--plus one neurotic dog and two cats. We live a normal life with a dizzying mix of parental sleep-deprivation, daily drop-off drama, play dates as de facto day care on no-school days thanks to two parents juggling jobs and frenzied soccer Saturdays. But every time I gush when one of them makes a clever play on the field, I am reminded my kids are growing up; their days of innocence soon will give way to the real world. The latest jolt to my senses was my son's quest for knowledge on reproduction. He wanted to know the clinical, physical and anatomical specifics about how babies come into being. Then came the question about the night he wandered into our bedroom and caught his parents in the dark and in the, uh, raw. "What were you doing ...?" he asked. My wife choked, dumping the onus of a response on me. I managed to delicately tell the truth, but nearly pulled a muscle while trying to suppress the urge to laugh from embarrassment. Thanks to both of my kids, laughter lurks close to the surface of almost every situation. You can bet I'll be looking for levity in the coming decade because I imagine it's going to be tough to smile with two teenagers in the house. The realization that driving lessons, dating, college entrance exams and pubescent angst are heading my way struck me hard during the annual gym show at my kids' school in March. While watching a group of teenage girls gyrate to a thumping techno-pop beat, I muttered to my wife: "I feel sorry for their fathers." I envisioned the challenge these men will face in fending off sex-hungry adolescent boys, not realizing--until my wife quickly pointed it out--this is my not-too-distant-future dilemma. Then there is that other reality: that by the time adolescent boys begin to pursue my daughter, my son will be in the throes of adolescence--young and black and male in a society that is still evolving when it comes to race. By the time he's able to dunk a basketball or borrow my car keys, my son may be thrust into a spotlight. He doesn't deserve it, but like so many of us he will nonetheless have to deal. People he has never met will find his mere presence intimidating. Others, in positions of authority, may treat him as a potential wrongdoer and introduce him to racial profiling and that despicable form of discrimination known as DWB or "driving while black". It's my job to prepare him for that. My son also will need to know about incarceration rates, which--according to a new federal government report--show about 12 percent of all black American men between ages 20 and 39 were behind bars last year. How many of them were wrongfully convicted is unclear, but it is alarming to listen to recent news reports about inmates who were exonerated after revelations of false forensic evidence, coerced confessions and prosecutorial misconduct. Yes, the numbers also show 90 percent of the men in that age group are not convicted criminals, but the specter of being wrongfully locked up is something my son--and I--cannot ignore. I would much prefer to just stick with the three Rs over the next decade as opposed to the three Ds (dating, "doing it" and DWB), or that other D (drugs). But I know better. My parents too often were too little and too late in providing the emotional support and counsel I needed while growing up. Instead of engaging me in discussion about issues such as Hollywood's exploitation of blacks, my father would resort to his trademark frown and yell at me to turn off a buffoonish TV show such as the cop-drama "Get Christie Love." When that didn't work, he'd simply flip the channel to something more straight-laced, such as "Wild Kingdom." To say that my father's communication skills were problematic is an understatement, though I'm pretty sure he did the best he could. While it may not have been his intent, he certainly taught me that the strong and sometimes silent approach is hardly the best way to bond with your kids. Does this mean I'll do better? I'm trying. 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Peach tart
Peach tart
- vanilla - 1 tsp
- ground ginger - 1/2 tsp
- ground nutmeg - 1/4 tsp
- arrowroot - 2 Tbsp
- pure maple syrup - 1/2 c
- nonfat yogurt - 1/3 c
- egg whites unbeaten - 2 item
- fat-free granola - 1 c
- frozen peach slices, thawed - 16 oz
How to make peach tart:Preheat oven to 325°. Spray 9-inch glass pie plate with nonstick cooking spray. Layer peaches in spiral in pie plate.
In food processor, grind granola for 2 minutes; set aside 1/3 cup ground granola for topping. Add yogurt, maple syrup, egg whites, arrowroot, ginger, nutmeg and vanilla to remaining granola and process until blended, approximately 30 seconds. Pour mixture over peaches and sprinkle with reserved granola.
Bake for 45 minutes or until top is set and lightly browned. Cool on wire rack for 15 minutes. Serve warm or cold.
Yield: 8 servings. Fat: 0 grams. Calories: 159.
Recipe categories: Desserts, Pies and tarts, Tarts.
Related ingredients:box confectioners sugar, plus 2 tbsp, whole wheat flour, large egg whites, carton cool whip, whole wheat pastry flour, recipe fat-free crust, plus 2 1/2 tbsp
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Apr 28, 2013 - From staff reportsThe Wyoming Cowboy football team concluded its 2013 spring football practices with the annual Spring Game on Saturday.
On a beautiful day, with temperatures hovering around 60, the Cowboy offense defeated the Cowboy defense 92-60 in a game that included 99 plays from scrimmage.
It was the final of 15 spring practices for the Cowboys, who began spring ball back on March 26.
Leading the offense on Saturday was junior quarterback Brett Smith, who completed 9 of 13 passes (69.2 percent) for 168 yards and three touchdowns.
Sophomore quarterback Jason Thompson also had an outstanding day, completing 13 of 17 passes (76.4 yards) for 155 yards, and he threw two TD passes.
Senior quarterback Colby Kirkegaard rounded out the outstanding quarterback play, connecting on 10 of 20 pass attempts (50.0 percent) for 105 yards and one TD. Kirkegaard did throw two interceptions.
The leading targets for the Cowboy quarterbacks were senior wide receiver Robert Herron, who led the Pokes with 116 yards receiving on four receptions.
Two of Herron's catches resulted in touchdowns of 36 and 26 yards. Both those TD passes were thrown by Smith. Junior wide receiver Jalen Claiborne also recorded a 100-yard re-ceiving day, catching a team high five passes for 100 yards.
Claiborne, like Herron, caught two TD passes -- a six-yarder from Thompson and a 57-yarder from Smith. The offense threw a total of six touchdown passes in the game. The other two were a 41-yard completion from Thompson to junior wide receiver Justin Berger and a 23-yard connection from Kirkegaard to redshirt freshman wide receiver Eric Nzeocha.
For the defense, redshirt freshman outside linebacker Lucas Wacha began the game on a high note, intercepting a pass on the first possession of the game and returning it 16 yards.
Wacha continued his outstanding play throughout the day, leading the Cowboys in tackles, with eight and breaking up another pass.
Senior defensive back Marqueston Huff came up with the other interception for the defense. Huff picked off a pass in the second quarter and returned it 54-yards for a touchdown. He was the second-leading tackler for the Pokes on Saturday, recording six total tackles.
"I thought there was a lot of spirit, a lot of enthusiasm, a lot of energy out there today," said fifth-year Wyoming head coach Dave Christensen. "There were a lot of good things on both sides of the football.
"The (number) one defense played well when they were out there except for one drive. I thought the (number) one offense started out slow, but picked it up and got going. The big thing is we got through healthy, which is the number one thing in the Spring Game. Overall, I thought our kids had a productive spring.
"We started running the ball a little more efficiently, but we've got to continue to work on that. There are some things we didn't do in the game today that we'll be doing in the fall.
"We'll sit down tonight and continue to evaluate the personnel and continue to work on getting the right pieces in place as we go into training camp in the fall."
Saturday's Spring Game utilized the same scoring system the team used all spring to score scrimmages. The scoring system awarded the offense and defense points based on certain plays.
The day started much like it had in previous spring scrimmages, with the defense jumping out to a 21-13 lead after the first quarter. In that first quarter, the defense began the first series with Wacha's interception.
The next series ended on a pass breakup by freshman cornerback Cooper Wise, off of Smith. The defense forced three successive punts on the final three possessions of the first quarter, with junior defensive end Sonny Puletasi coming up with a sack of eight yards to force the Cowboy offense into its final punt of the quarter.
In the second quarter, the defense forced another punt in the opening series.
The offense committed its only two penalties of the day on that drive -- a false start penalty and an illegal forward pass when Smith crossed the line of scrimmage as he scrambled out of his own end zone to avoid the rush. The next series saw the defense commit two penalties of its own -- both facemask penalties -- but the defense as freshman place-kicker Ethan Wood missed a 42-yard field-goal.
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The first official Christmas party that I will be attending is tonight. We were asked to bring an ornament for the ornament exchange and an appetizer. I decided to go with something sweet instead of an appetizer. I mean, it's all women… I know how women love their desserts!
This recipe is from Recipezaar. I was going to follow this other recipe, but our stores don't carry anything called canned Pumpkin Pie Filling. We have canned pumpkin and we have Pumpkin Pie Mix in a can (you have to add eggs and evaporated milk) but nothing called canned Pumpkin Pie Filling. Is there really such a thing??
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Pumpkin Pie Dip Recipe #198778
cups of dip
|ounces cream cheese, softened
|cups confectioners' sugar
|ounces canned pumpkin
|teaspoon ground cinnamon
|teaspoon ground ginger
- Beat cream cheese and sugar at medium speed of an electric mixer until smooth.
- Add Pumpkin, cinnamon, and ginger, beating well.
- Cover and chill up to 5 days.


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Do you have the box? Might be an earlier version of Equinox.
New to the forum and have a question. Picked up my 2nd Sig today and cant figure out exactly what it is. It is a 9mm 226 and has the following features:
Matte finish Frame
Front strap and front of trigger guard sport serrations that run ACROSS the frame
Frame stamped, "Frame made in Germany"
Rail with 3 picatinny style cuts
Serial number U 762 XXX
two piece stippled polymer grip with lanyard recess molded in and "P226" molded in
Slide is stainless two-tone with polished flats and matte recesses
Slide is etched with Sigarms custom shop logo on Right side of frame only
looks like Eqinox slide
has night sights marked MH3 AG
Top of bbl is polished to match frame, sides of bbl are matte blue
Controls and trigger are not silver like the Equinox. They are all matte finish
Is this a limited run, a discontinued model, or a "Frankenstein" put together from parts? Any help with identification of the exact model is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance,
Sounds like someone did their own Equinox. Put up some pics if you can, I'd love to see it.
New details to update to the identification problem....
The frame is alloy.
The top of the slide is polished stainless from front to back and side to side. It is not like the stainless "stripe" on top of the Equinox slide.
Once again, any and all help is greatly appreciated. As a side note, it shoots incredibly well. Completely reliable and very accurate through 200 rnds of Fed 115gr.
From the sound of it it looks like you've got a platinum elite, or another elite, that has had the grips changed out to something other than the silver grips. Maybe a slightly older one with the frame being made in Germany, the new ones are not stamped Germany, but NH.
Alloy frame, night sights, two tone, polished flats, etc... it all checks out except for the grips. It sounds like you got a very nice gun! I'm not a big fan of the shiny metal or silver grips so I would have changed them out as well.
Take a look at this and see if it looks familiar:
P226 Platinum Elite
This Elite has a frame made in Germany:
Sig Sauer P 226 R 40 S&W TSE Elite Sig N/S 2 Tone : Semi-auto at GunBroker.com
As you'll notice the slides are marked with the models. What does your slide say?
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- Energy Savings: For the most part, I'm neither cooling nor heating my house. Once in awhile, there is a brief blast of AC late in the afternoon if the house temperature has gone above 80 degrees. Meanwhile, I'm cooking on the grill at least twice a week, saving on cooking energy (I have a covered patio and I do cook on it year around, but much more often in the warm weather). The days are getting longer. Because I have a house with lots and lots of windows, this lowers my electric bill, as well as being a psychological boon.
- It's garage sale season: This is a plus for two very good reasons in my household. I always first try to purchase items on the used market. This means that small household items, replacement items and even some like new gifts are purchased during this time of year. Yesterday I got brass candle holders for my mantle and decorated pots for a couple of dollars. I have a list of items I am looking for. Here in Texas, yard sales can run from Thursday through Saturday, or any combination thereof. Since I work at home, I generally go Thursday and Friday and stay home on the weekends.
- It's garage sale season, part deux: My son has a book selling business online, and I buy and resell collectibles and other things online as a side business. This means that this time of year is good for business as well as our personal financial bottom lines. On the resale front, yesterday I bought a signed book of poetry published in 1930, collectible Avon plates and a lighted Easter village house, all of which will be resold.
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- In Texas at least, it's spring festival season: This means lots and lots of frugal to free entertainment. Many festivals are free, and those that aren't have a very reasonable entrance fee. So for a small fee and perhaps the cost of a drink, one can have hours of free entertainment as one explores these festivals. I go with friends and we generally take a picnic for before or after the event. It's also the season when free outdoor concerts and the like begin to appear in this part of the country. In today's weekend section there is mention of a free fun run, a free outdoor art festival, a pinball festival, a swap meet, a jewelry making open house, and many free concerts. That's just in my area of the city. There's also a garden show for a mere $2.00 and lots of other cheapies. I haven't even mentioned the kid friendly choices.
- It's time to exercise outdoors: Although my six months membership to my city natatorium facility is extremely reasonable, now I will be walking outside. As summer approaches and it gets hotter, I'll use my local pool (which is free) early in the morning.
- Local, seasonal produce and meats begin to appear more at my local grocery stores:. While food is not going down in price anytime soon, I do find that for the most part local produce and eggs are cheaper (I don't get to the farmers market every Saturday because I'm often yard saling or going to craft fairs).I am a spring a summer veggie person (as opposed to squash and the like) so this is perfect for me. This is just the beginning of the growing season and things become more plentiful day by day.
- As a direct result of the above, this is the very beginning of preserving season: Obviously, this goes well into summer and even early fall. I don't can as much as I should, and frankly, canning store bought produce is not always a money saver. However, I make many gourmet and giftable type items (barbecue sauces, relishes, mojito jelly and the like) that save me piles of money. This year I will also look for a source of bulk tomatoes Last year I purchased a water bath canner and one of those "new skills to learn every month or so" on my list will be in play.
- I feel more energetic as the days get longer and the weather warms: While this may not necessarily be "frugal" in the sense of the rest of my list, it means that I spend less time wrapped in a blanket in front of the television after dinner and spend more time doing other things. Admittedly not all of these are frugal endeavors as I consider after dinner to be "my" time.
- I have less pain, which allows me to accomplish more: I have an injured knee with residual effects on top of arthritis. This means that cool and damp means more pain, and less activity. Again, this probably doesn't fall under the "frugal" sphere in the overall scheme of things, but certainly increases my energy.Since the two streams of income I am trying to establish are errand/concierge services and quilting, this is an overall financial plus for me.
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You forgot one thing about Texas spring - pollen!!! Other than that, I am in total agreement with you!ReplyDelete
Even here in Phoenix where we don't experience much of a winter, I love the transition to spring, too. Being outside on a warm afternoon, planting something, then reading while sitting under an umbrella on a patio and watching the birds makes for a perfect day.ReplyDelete
You reminded me to stock up on charcoal and get the grill out of storage. Nothing smells better than meat on a grill.
Audry, there is that! I was yard saling this morning (I buy up yard sale leftovers cheap and resll them) and could just see the pollen in the air. I have no allergey issues but my son is a recovering asthmatic, so he fells your pain.ReplyDelete
Bob, today we were doing the slave labor on the patio to get it in that shape...emptying out dirt from old pots, power washing the patio down and the like-now I'm ready to sit down and enjot!ReplyDelete
I read recently that produce is going to sky rocket in place and everyone should have a garden. Not my favorite thing to do-a childhood spent picking weeds, but something to consider.ReplyDelete
Cathy, I hav though about veggies in pots at least, but at the moment I think I have my groceries down to a reasonable level, if not lower than most folks-see in the coming post.ReplyDelete
I hear you about the weather. Here in the mid-Atlantic region, I can usually count on about 2 months in the spring and another 2 in the fall when I don't have either heating or AC bills. Woot!ReplyDelete
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Let's quote from the Coast Guard, since they're the ones who interpret the requirements, advise on their creation, and arrest violators. They're really very clear on the subject.
The ultimate source, for US boats and boats trading in US waters would probably be US Code Title 46 (Subpart C is mentioned in the USCG doc below). The sobriety requirement for skipper and crew would eliminate some sailors I know from legally carrying passengers for hire, even if they did have a license!
Passenger means an individual carried on the vessel except:
a. The owner or an individual representative of the owner or, in the case of a
vessel under charter, an individual charterer or individual representative of the
b. The master; or
c. A member of the crew engaged in the business of the vessel who has not
contributed consideration for carriage and who is paid for on-board services
Passenger for hire means a passenger for whom consideration is contributed as a
condition of carriage on the vessel, whether directly or indirectly flowing to the owner,
charterer, operator, agent or any other person having an interest in the vessel (46
U.S.C. 2101(21a)).
Consideration means an economic benefit, inducement, right, or profit including
monetary payment going to an individual, person, or entity. It does not include a
voluntary sharing of the actual expenses of the voyage, by monetary contribution or
donation of fuel food, beverage, or other supplies (46 U.S.C. 2101(5a)).
U. S. Coast Guard Requirements for Uninspected Passenger Vessels of Less Than 100 G.T. and Carrying Six or Less Passengers
(and yes, I would have nitpicked it as "Six or Fewer Passengers" but does anyone see an angry grammarian around)
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Licensing (46 CFR 15.605, 46 CFR 26.20-1 and 46 CFR 15.401)
Each self-propelled, uninspected vessel carrying not more than six passengers as
defined by 46 U.S.C. 2101(42) (B), must be under the direction and control of an
individual licensed by the Coast Guard
While on board an UPV, a crewmember (including a licensed individual), pilot or a
watchstander who is not a regular member of the crew:
a. Shall not perform or attempt to perform any scheduled duties within four hours of
consuming any alcohol;
b. Shall not be intoxicated at any time;
c. Shall not consume any intoxicant while on watch or on duty; and
d. May consume a legal non-prescription or prescription drug provided the drug
does not cause the individual to be intoxicated.
A hazardous condition can be Operating without a license, operating beyond the scope
of the license, or operating with insufficient crew for the intended voyage. Boarding
officers shall review the licenses of all licensed personnel required. A licensed operator
may not turn the watch over to an unlicensed person while sleeping or resting off the
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If we must hijack this tread to talk about the interpretation of the USCG definitions, then the rule (5a) above has some fudging areas... It mentions "profit", how would you prove it was a profit or a loss? It mentions voluntary, how do you define voluntary?
|Well presently I own a sport fishing boat and am looking to go over to sail because of high fuel cost. I've done the payed crew thing for a fishing trip from Louisiana down to Bimini were just my friends and I cover cost. I have to say the whole thing was a disaster. 2 of the 4 crew thought because they were on the boat that they were going to be treated like friends and share in the fishing. And Ever since then I've given a choice to either be payed and work or share the cost and have fun.There 's no middle ground here as I see it. Bottom line trips cost. If you want to have fun it will cost and as I told before I don't presently own a sail I have power but it seems to me that $30 a day is a very low sum to spend time Paradise. As for what I take from reading the law even if a boat owner tells up front that crew member has to pay it will be up to that person as to agree or decline. I've been thinking of joining a boat recently just to see if switching to sail would work for me and see nothing wrong with paying my share.
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This is clearly a for hire situation, to operate in US waters the Captain would need a US mariners license.
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So... In this situation, he would need to comply with US regulations no matter where he goes, even in international waters?
In my case, being a Canadian, if I achieved whatever licence requirements we have then I would be allowed to operate in US waters? That doesn't sound right to me. I have a hard time believing the US would accept Canadian rules. Heck, even for maritime VHF they won't sign a reciprocal agreement even though the US rules are more lax than ours. Outside of this discussion, I'm sure there are tax and VISA issues that we'd face if we tried to pick up US passengers. I imagine other countries, lets say in the Caribbean, would also not be ok if a ship pulled in and picked up paying passengers without paying taxes - everyone wants their piece of pie.
We were told by a bareboat skipper in Italy, that the reason we didn't see many sail boats near Positano was that Italy had some really strict laws about Captain's Licences. Whether that's true or not, I don't know. However, if International agreement applies, there *should* have been quite a few other flagged vessels in the area... there really wasn't, which was strange.
Do we have any links or is this still all conjecture?
Originally Posted by aeventyr60 View Post
Off shore most crew contribute to the costs.
Sure there are a lot of people who want to sail with me, but not all are qualified. Not all will be available. Frankly, some are more talk than action and won't show up.
In my experience many of the really good and experienced crew (with some exceptions) have lots of rides to choose from.
If you're talking about day-sails then food and beverage contributions are always appreciated. I would never ask anyone to contribute to boat costs.
Off shore most crew contribute to the costs. Nothing being said about a commercial enterprise. Up to you how far you want to take it, if you don't need any help with the costs then there are hundreds that will "crew" for you. Big question for you is do you want these folks on your boat? I found that those who contributed something were much better crew members. I don't need anybody to help finance my dream either, but for all the hassles with having crew on board, a paying crew member is better.
If your heading offshore then a whole new set of rules apply, mostly your own.
Originally Posted by sailingfool View Post
This is clearly a for hire situation, to operate in US waters the Captain would need a US mariners license.
Many countries including the US have additional requirements specifically intended to protect domestic industries. In the US, the Jones Act requires that cargo or passengers carried from one US port to another US port be aboard a US flagged vessel. The linked example earlier in this thread referred to this requirement when noting that they don't take crew/passengers between US ports.
Originally Posted by JordanH View Post
In international waters, I don't suspect licences apply. I still haven't found any solid information to back that up.
My original intent for this thread was to determine what the international requirements were all about. Which licences, which documentation and when you need them. I intended the thread to be helpful to the many of us that may run into this issue if we take guests or crew (paying/paid/volunteer) across a border.
My current thinking is the same as SailingFools; I would think that a professional captain must follow the laws of the countries in which he is sailing. In international waters, I don't suspect licences apply. I still haven't found any solid information to back that up.
I did not want to call out just one captain/boat as there may be plenty of boats that do this; I'll take those comments to his threads and not side-track this one. I linked to another thread where the specific captain is asked about the legalities but I don't think it was clarified.
If we must hijack this tread to talk about the interpretation of the USCG definitions, then the rule (5a) above has some fudging areas... It mentions "profit", how would you prove it was a profit or a loss? It mentions voluntary, how do you define voluntary? Skipper says it costs $30/day and you voluntarily choose to chip in that amount or is that payment? I know my opinion, but it does leave grey area without known prior examples.
To hijack my own thread further, I have to wonder if it's ethical or wise to try to supplement your cruising kitty, or offsetting cruising costs, by asking crew to pay? As a skipper, I look at crew as people who are helping me out so that I can go sailing. My boat, my dream, my costs. If I were chartering a boat, then it's our boat, our dream, our costs. These mixed shenanigans of "My boat, your dream, who's paying?" is where it breaks down into the grey area.
|Ah, it's all about THAT boat... I remember a thread that got deleted as it got contentious between an unhappy former "crew member" and one of the owners.
If their contribution is VOLUNTARY and actually limited to a portion of your expenses while they were aboard, it is likely to be considered personal, not business. There would seem to be enough gray area on the laws so that a major question is: Did you know this person beforehand? Or did you solicit them with the understanding they'd be paying you?
The law used to be simple, any "consideration" including buying the beer for your uncle when you got back to the dock made the whole trip commercial. Then the USCG lightened things up--with the intention of allowing FRIENDS to buy lunch or share the gas with their friends.
I'd still say if you are advertising and making deals with strangers--that's commercial. Try it, have a problem that goes to court, and see how the courts rule. It is only their opinion that counts--but that's how the laws are intended.
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Hollywood has long relied on actors that are vertically challenged to inject a touch of comedy. If you're short, you're funny seems to be the message. It's a situation that's been uncannily reflected in the laptop industry over the years. Small devices such as the Toshiba Libretto and the Psion NetBook Pro have played the part of mildly interesting - occasionally laughable - sidekick, with the real business being carried on by the big boys and their much more powerful machines.
Now, it seems, the tide is turning. Small laptops and ultramobile PCs such as Sony's UX1XN and OQO's Model 02 and, more recently, the incredibly cheap, portable and usable Asus Eee PC are becoming commonplace. More recently, we've seen Vye's tablet-style mini-v S37, and now we have Belinea's gambit - the s.book 1.
It's certainly small and light, and compares favourably with the very smallest of machines on the market right now. With the lid closed it's barely bigger than a large format paperback book at 230 x 171mm and it's pretty slim too, standing a hardly-substantial 29.4mm proud of a desk.
The weight is as inconsequential as the s.book's dimensions. It's a mere 1.1kg, including the 2,200mAh lithium ion battery, and it all adds up to a laptop that's as easy to sling into a handbag as it is a briefcase or rucksack. This is an ultraportable in every sense of the word, and the inclusion of a luxuriously soft leather case, which comes as standard in the box, is the icing on the cake.
Before I go any further, however, I'm going to point out that looks aren't the s.book's strong suit. If your preference is for Sony VAIOs and you secretly harbour the desire to own a MacBook Air (shame on you) then this dainty machine will not be for you.
The lid may be glossy but the graphics adorning it are dull, and once you open the lid the plain-Jane silver surrounding the keyboard does nothing to stir the blood. It's solidly built, though. I particularly liked the thick plastic protecting the 7in screen, the sturdy hinge and the four rubber nipples which provide a degree of shock protection against over-enthusiastic lid-slammers.
Around the edges are some surprises: there's a full-sized standard DVI port on the left, next to an SD card reader, while on the right edge are an Ethernet port, two USB sockets plus 3.5mm headphone and microphone sockets. Though notably there's no optical drive as there is on the Vye mini-v S37.
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Sat, 01 Jul 2006
i386 d-i image for Sarge, with kernel 2.6.15
Someone may be interested in this... You can take it from here. (144134144 bytes, MD5: 7cdd166ae9b33d29acd42bffda8bc020)
- Took Linux 2.6.15 kernel-image from current Debian unstable. Please take kernel-headers package from unstable repository when you need it.
- Fixed around loading sata_mv (although I've already fixed in 2.6.14 image.)
- Backported newer udev, hotplug, initramfs-tools, and selinux. Take care when you upgrade this environment to testing or unstable.
- No support, no warranty :)
(you may find new version of d-i from here)
If you're running the installer itself under 2.6.15, please also backport at least these d-i changes:
Linux 2.6.9 and above doesn't return proper errors when 'modprobe vesafb' fails, so check that /proc/fb is non-empty as well.
Do much less work in the frontend's SIGCHLD handler; instead, just tell confmodule_communicate() to return at the next opportunity. This is only a quick patch to sort out hangs with Linux 2.6.12 on (at least) amd64, and cdebconf's signal handling needs a total revamp.
There are many more changes required to run sarge d-i with udev; some of them are subtle in that they won't cause total breakage if missing, but will cause some optional features to display wrongly or fail to work. Since you don't mention these, I assume that either you're still running an older kernel in the installer or you've hacked devfs support back into 2.6.15.
Thanks, Colin.
I've already noticed most things, but I didn't notice about cdebconf.
I'll try to update when I've a time.
Any chance of an amd64 version of this being made available?
Yes, I can build amd64 image.
But my amd64 is working machine, so I can't see whether it really works or not.
Ready. http://kmuto.jp/debian/d-i/2.6.15/sarge-custom-0209-x86_64.iso
I didn't test yet... but I'm sking my friend to try this and tell me what happens.
creating sw raid problem
The same problem like with 2.6.14 kernel:
I am installing Debian Sarge on HP Proliant ML110 using your cd image. debian-installer detect correctly SATA and Broadcom tg3 card. Then i tried to create a SW MD RAID 1. But it dont work.
I created partition on each disk as part of RAID, then when i tried create a MD RAID 1, d-i wrote "No raid partitions available". But raid partitions are created correctly, i used cfdisk to check if all is created correctly.
Note, that I installed SW RAID lot of time with official Debian Sarge CD image without problem. Any idea?
Tx kolisko
Hmm, OK, I confirmed.
It looks I need to tweak around partman, mdcfg, and lvmcfg (I assume devfs->udev change causes something).
sw raid problem
Works fine up to the boot loader installation part.
(I does not matter either we talk about grub or lilo).
Grub installer hangs at 50 percent (i would like to install it to /dev/md0 but i tried it to install onto floppy w/o success) Any help would be appreciated.
thanks a lot., Sandor
preseed problem
It would appear that preseed url loading breaks the image. At least, when i boot with "linux preseed/url=http://foo/server" (where http://foo/ is on the local network, and 'server' is the preseed file), the image panicks during boot with:
VFS: Cannot open root device "" or 08:01
Please append a correct "root=" boot option
Kernel panic: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on 08:01
This is presumably when attempting to load the initramfs (or initrd), since it happens shortly after the ramdisk driver and ip/tcp subsystem initialization happens.
Re: preseed problem
Actually, it looks like booting w/ "linux26 preseed/url=http://foo/server" works.
amd64 version
Downloading it now. Will let you know how it goes.
amd64 - won't boot
Errors out with:
RAMDISK: Compressed image found at block 0
input: AT Translated Set 2 keyboard as /class/input/input0
RAMDISK: incomplete write (-28 != 32768) 10485760
VFS: mounted root (ext2 filesystem).
Freeing unused kernel memory: 148k freed
Setting up filesystem, please wait ...
mount: Mounting none on /dev failed: no such device
Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempting to kill init!
i386 - looks good
Tested the i386 version of the install CD on the same hardware, and everything looks good.
We can now use these nice 3Ware Escalade 9550SX cards (driver first appeared in 2.6.13 or 2.6.14).
Thank you.
(Hopefully the amd64 version will work soon.)
Please build a Sarge, amd64, 2.6.15 Debian Installer! :-)
Hi Kenshi,
a Sarge, amd64, 2.6.15 Debian Installer would be really appreciated! I'm currently having a hard time trying to install Sarge on a dual Opteron box with a 3ware 9550 SX RAID controller. Sid works, though, so I guess an amd64 version of your image should do the trick. I did try http://kmuto.jp/debian/d-i/2.6.15/sarge-custom-0209-x86_64.iso but I can only confirm Freddie Cash's experience: this image kernel panics (I guess it's built for ia64 and not for amd64 hardware).
Thanks a lot in advance,
Hi all,
The problem of creating amd64 d-i was that I haven't test machine.
Fortunately my friend Shigeo allows to rent his new EM64T machine for a while.
I'll try to build and test on next week!
Source ?
Could you make the source code available ? I would be glad to help for the amd64 version.
(By the way, qemu can emulate amd64 nicely...)
Greetings from Venezuela!
We've found the Sarge Debian Installer w/2.6.15 and backports CD image you made very useful in the rapid implementation of Debian GNU/Linux in around 40 servers (primary and secondary domain controllers, web servers, intrusion detection systems, firewalls, and several other servers) in Dell hardware using a RAID controller driven by megaraid. Our experience has been great, this installer works smoothly and no problems has been found until now. This is just to report our progress using your great work. Thank you very much, see you in DebConf.
Jose Parrella - bureado
Hey there again. Is there any possibility to include ssh-client and vim in the 2.6.15 CD? I know you're not working on a distribution, but those would be really interesting (and missed!) features for developers and experienced Debian users. Greetings!
one note
I've installed sarge from this cd on a toshiba tecra s3 - 120.
Ok everything, except with wi-fi:
(first: apt-cdrom; apt-get update; apt-get install iwconfig-tools or something like that)
iwconfig shows that there isn't any wi-fi extension on my cards, but lsmod shows the correct modules loaded; the problem is the firmware files, which are not provided, I think, and:
modinfo -v ipw2200 shows 1.0.8 version; so I need the firmware according with this number.
At ipw2200 sourceforge web, firmware section, I download (on windos) ipw2200-fw-2.4.tgz. Reboot, and, in debian, I uncompress the file and drop the contents in /usr/lib/hotplug/firmware/
modprobe -r ipw2200
modprobe -v ipw2200
iwconfig essid MyEssid key s:mykey
ping google.com
... ok!
in /usr/share/doc/udev/Readme.debian I read something about a new statement about configuring your interfaces at /etc/init.d/network/interfaces..., but I hasn't touch anything there for now; those commands work.
Ah!, and after that I tryed dist-upgrade and, also, without any problem: 2 deleted pks and everything dist-upgraded.
Areca 1210 support
Hi, i'm looking for an debian installation cd with an 2.6.15 kernel that supports the Areca-1210 controller during installation. I've tried to add the module but i can't get it to work, can you try it for me please?
Areca driver hasn't been included in Debian/upstream official kernel source yet.
I tried building module from the opensource driver we can download, and just copied into newer ISO image.
Because I haven't this hardware, so I can't promise anything.
1. Download http://kmuto.jp/d-i/2.6.15/sarge-custom-0406.iso and burn.
2. Boot up with "expert" mode and progress until harddisk detection goes fail.
3. Push Alt+F2, then try "insmod /cdrom/arcmsr.ko".
You can see logs from dmesg or Alt+F4 whether it works or not.
4. If you succeed (wow!), back by Alt+F1 and continue an installation. Choose linux-image-2.6-486 for kernel.
5. Before install GRUB, you need to update your initrd image to include/support arcmsr.
cp /cdrom/arcmsr.ko /target/lib/modules/2.6.15-1-486/kernel/drivers/scsi/
chroot /target
depmod -a
echo "arcmsr" >> /etc/mkinitramfs/modules
mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-2.6.15-1-486 2.6.15-1-486
6. Install grub and pray.
Kmuto You're the best
WOOHOO!!! Thanks alot Kmuto! Your manual worked like a charm! Now i can finally deliver this server to my client...
Thanx a thousand times!
Give me a beer when we've a chance, Joris :)
Areca 1210 AMD64
Dear lord Kmuto :P
The server is running, only the kernel that you gave me for the install was for a x86, and the server is an AMD64 machine... Is there a possibility that you could do exactly the same, but then for an AMD64?
I built arcmsr.ko module against AMD64.
Try http://kmuto.jp/b.cgi/debian/d-i-2615-amd64.htm
and download the module by "wget http://osdn.debian.or.jp/~kmuto/sarge-amd64/arcmsr.ko" during installation.
AMD64 Areca
Dear Kmuto,
I've got an serious problem. The manual worked, but now i've got an 64 bits system with an 32 bits OS. Is there a possibility that you could modify the ISO above so that it works on 64 bits?
Please help me!
Sorry kmuto, my screen didn't refresh so i didn't see the last message you sent me..
Create an archive...
Hi Kmuto,
Thanks for sharing your custom Debian Sarge images! You have been a great asset in the Linux community. Your CD images have helped me deliver services to my customers - and I'm grateful for that!
However, I have one question:
Is it possible for you to create an archive of all the custom images? I want to be able to visit one site, and there it must have the latest version of your images.
Like so...
The above directory must be shared and open for everyone to view!!
I want to be able to download the latest/recent version without having to read your Blog.
This URL is not viewable: http://kmuto.jp/d-i/2.6.15/
Thanks a million!!
South Africa
Chris, I made it. http://kmuto.jp/debian/d-i/
Is this what you want?
I don't wanna open the index directory because a mannerless crawler may eat my server process in infinite loop.
Yes, this is exactly what I wanted.
Thank very much!!
Please keep this page (http://kmuto.jp/debian/d-i/) updated with the latest images.
It makes my life, and I hope other Linux admins, a lot easier!
Take care,
Problem on Inspiron 9400
The install works perfectly till the first reboot
after which the hard drive (sata) is not detected
and an error message saying /dev/hda1 was not detected.
As a result the installation stops in a bash shell.
Problem on Inspiron 9400 cont.
The above problem was because entries in /etc/fstab were /dev/hd* instead of /dev/sd*.
Fixing these allows booting from hard drive into newly installed system and base-config starts up. However base config does not detect sata cd/dvd.
"uname -r" shows :
"dmesg | grep ATAPI" shows :
ata2: dev 0 ATAPI, max UDMA/33
ata2(0): WARNING: ATAPI is disabled, device ignored
"lsmod" shows :
and many others.
Adding boot param libata.atapi_enabled=1 does not solve the
problem. I wonder if ide_cd is interfereing with sata cd driver ?
If so how can it be disabled ?
b thomas
is the megaraid_sas driver included in the installation cd for using the new Dell 2950 Servers which will come next month?
The megaraid_sas is not included in this current iso ?
Thank you for sharing your image. I have an
asus P5MT mother board with two 200G SATA Seagate drives.
After many days of struggling and failed attempts with other solutions, with your image it all worked at the first attempt. It recognised (and worked with) the sata disks and the tg3 NIC immediately, even though it looks like it reversed eth0 and eth1 compared to the regular Sarge installer.
The SATA Raid 1 was easily configured upon installation, even though some error messages did pop up about the changes not being available until after reboot.
Absolutely fantastic work, thanks.
sw raid problem
i have found a workaround for the problem, when creating a sw raid device. The skript /bin/mdcfg uses a program '/usr/lib/partconf/find-partitions --ignore-fstype' to get a list of raid partitions. This program is linked against libparted-1.6.so.12 while libparted-1.6.so.13 is installed.
To create a symbolic link does not work! There seem to be heavy changes between these two versions.
Workaround: populate the variable RAW_PARTITIONS in /bin/mdcfg with your list of raid partitions before configuring software raid devices.
Example: RAW_PARTITIONS="/dev/sda1 /dev/sda2 /dev/sdb1 /dev/sdb2"
sw raid problem
i have found a workaround for the problem, when creating a sw raid device. The skript /bin/mdcfg uses a program '/usr/lib/partconf/find-partitions --ignore-fstype' to get a list of raid partitions. This program is linked against libparted-1.6.so.12 while libparted-1.6.so.13 is installed.
To create a symbolic link does not work! There seem to be heavy changes between these two versions.
Workaround: populate the variable RAW_PARTITIONS in /bin/mdcfg with your list of raid partitions before configuring software raid devices.
Example: RAW_PARTITIONS="/dev/sda1 /dev/sda2 /dev/sdb1 /dev/sdb2"
More network modules
Is there change to have image with build in e1000/pro and madwifi drivers. Is there good workaround to get sata-dvd drives to be recognized?
populate RAW_PARTITIONS
In case you are not familiar with sed like me ;)
This helped to me:
# sed '/RAW_PARTITIONS=/ c\
> RAW_PARTITIONS="/dev/sda1 /dev/sda3 /dev/sdb1 /dev/sdb3"' /bin/mdcfg 1> /bin/mdcfg-new
# cp /bin/mdcfg-new /bin/mdcfg
Is there any option to use vi editor for this?
I did not find it..
megaraid_sas working in installation but not after first boot!
now i had the chance to try the i386 d-i image on a shining new Dell PE 2950 Server.
I had to manualy load the megaraid_sas module during installation.
But after the installation the /dev/sda is not found and the boot stops.
How can i put the megaraid_sas driver in the initrd during installation so that it is loaded at boot time?
Thanks in advance!
Markus Kretzer
I think megaraid_sas wasn't included in your initrd by initrd problem.
Check my post I sent in this blog entry at 2006/04/07 (Fri) 00:44:12.
How about this:
Before install GRUB, you need to update your initrd image to include/support
chroot /target
echo "megaraid_sas" >> /etc/mkinitramfs/modules
mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-2.6.15-1-486 2.6.15-1-486
Install grub and pray.
populate RAW_PARTITIONS
I have change RAW_PARTITIONS, but after create the md device from raid menu, but when i came back to partition menu i don't see the md device. Why?
Well, I didn't try it. As same as Kamion said at the beginning, partitioning routine needs more tunes. Current partitioner is malformed because some parts are backported from unstable but others are still from stable. MD/LVM is one of points I haven't touched yet.
Successful installation on Dell PE 2950
I have managed to install a Debian on my 2950 using your iso i386, I followed all your suggestions and it worked. The only problem now is with locale, I get this error:
perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings:
LANGUAGE = "it_IT",
LC_ALL = (unset),
LANG = "it_IT.UTF-8"
are supported and installed on your system.
perl: warning: Falling back to the standard locale ("C").
locale: Cannot set LC_CTYPE to default locale: No such file or directory
Anyway tomorrow I'll fix it, server is up and working great.
Thank you a lot !
drbd 0.7
I need the kernel-headers to install drbd until the module-assitant, 多where can i obtain that package?.
I try to obtain from apt change my source.list from stable to unstable but nothing.
Thank's and Best regards!!!
argiz, you can still download them from backports.org,
still problems with PE 2950
Hi there,
i卒ve got the same problem like Markus (at 2006/07/07 (Fri) 22:21:34) with my PE 2950.
Installation works fine, but after boot the /dev/sda is not found. i used a different deb-version (kernel 2.6.16-2-686). the megaraid_sas is already included in the initrd, but it卒s still not working. i already reinstalled the grub for sure, but nothing happens.
to get the PE working, do i have to use the "i386 d-i image"? or does it (normally) work with other debian versions ?
still problems with PE 2950
Hi there,
i卒ve got the same problem like Markus (at 2006/07/07 (Fri) 22:21:34) with my PE 2950.
Installation works fine, but after boot the /dev/sda is not found. i used a different deb-version (kernel 2.6.16-2-686). the megaraid_sas is already included in the initrd, but it卒s still not working. i already reinstalled the grub for sure, but nothing happens.
to get the PE working, do i have to use the "i386 d-i image"? or does it (normally) work with other debian versions ?
Reinstalled everything with your image and now its working great =)
so ignore my question above...
i am having the same problem as some others
i am using the sarge-custom-0801.iso - on a Dell 2950, it sees the megaraid_sas during installation, and installed debian perfectly, however during first boot it doesn't find the hdd's
after installing the base system and before installing grub i have tried what you said about loading the megaraid_sas drivers into the kernel modules, but following your commands dont work step by step
after i chroot to /target
i try to echo to
that does not exist, but have
so i echo in there
then i try do everything else, that works
mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-2.6.15-1-486 2.6.15-1-486
but i still have the same problem during first boot!
it sits on
sd 2:0:0:0: Attached scsi removeable disk sdb
then after about 60 seconds, it says it cant find the hdd's and drops to a initramfs shell
in there i typed
modprobe -l | grep megaraid
and one of the results was
if anyone can help, i will love you :)
dell 2950
just an update, i now have dropped to shell again, as the hdd's were not found, and i have run dmesg - this is present
scsi0 : LSI Logics SAS based MegaRAID driver
Vendor : SEAGATE Modle .........
4x of that, with the last one being
Vendor DELL Model : PERC 5/i
then i goes to loading the Broadcom NetXtreme II stuff
:( i am very confused now
0801 image uses kernel 2.6.16, not 2.6.15. And it uses customized initrd to support megaraid_sas for 2nd stage.
Did you see any harddisk detection messages after GRUB boot?
I suspect your kernel detects the disk as a different device name (FAQ2).
no, only these messages
scsi0 : LSI Logics SAS based MegaRAID driver
Vendor : SEAGATE Modle .........
4x of that, with the last one being
Vendor DELL Model : PERC 5/i
i also tried sarge-custom-0206.iso - but that found no hardware atall :(
but i did not try to manually load anything in with that version,
i am on irc, are you atall?
i have about 35 dell 2950's i need to get debian on by thursday :)
i just need to get one sorted so i can raid clone :)
please mail me firstname.lastname@example.com
i seriously will buy you beer if you are ever in amsterdam/london/barcelona :)
mmm free beer
ok, going through dmesg line by line, ... this is everything that has any 'sd*' in it atall
SCSI subsytem initialized
megasas : 00.00.02.04 Fri Feb 03 14:31:44 PST 2006
megasas : 0x1028:0x0015:0x1028:0x1f03 bus 2:slot 14:func 0
scsi : LSI Logic SAS based MegaRAID driver
Vendor: SEAGATE Model : ST336754SS Rev S410
Type: Direct-Access
Vendor: SEAGATE Model : ST336754SS Rev S410
Type: Direct-Access
Vendor: DP Model : BACKPLANE Rev 1.00
Type: Enclosure
Vendor: DEll Model : PERC 5/i Rev 1.00
Type: Direct-Access
SCSI device sda: 69992448 512-byte hdwr sectors (35836 MB)
sda: test WP failed, assume Write Enabled
sda: asking for cache data failed
sda: assuming drive cache : write through
SCSI device sda: 69992448 512-byte hdwr sectors (35836 MB)
sda: test WP failed, assume Write Enabled
sda: asking for cache data failed
sda: assuming drive cache : write through
sda: sda1 sda2
sd 0:2:0:0: Attached scsi disk sda
then some stuff for cdrom and usb
sd 2:0:0:0: Attached scsi removeable disk sdb
ALERT! /dev/sdb1 does not exist. Dropping to a shell!
ok i can see some stuff there going on with sda and sdb? ive reinstalled so many times and run so many update-grubs and initramfs-updates and echos, my mind is loosing it! help would be much appreciated
Dell 2950 working!
ok, i got everything working,
Just so you all know, i am using HW raid (Perc 5/i) on a dell 2950, with dual core 2.0Ghz, and 4Gb ram, and only 2 x 36Gb 15k sata drives on Raid 1
the problem i was having, is what kmuto suggested, at install time, it was seeing my drives as sdb, which was ok
I entered setup through 'exper' mode
During the actual installation.
So i installed the network cards (broadcom netXtream II), and then installed the base system on the Perc 5/i Raid, which it found.
Then during that install i chose the 2.6.16-2-486 kernel version, i think thats the one i used from memory.
After the installaing of the base system i installed GRUB (i also tried lilo, but this failed) without alt-f2'in out of the installation procedure.
When grub was complete, i did not finish the installaing, i entered alt-f2 and i did the following
chroot /target/
vi /boot/grub/menu.lst
in there i manually changed the boot path from sdb to sda
saved and quit
exit'ed chroot, and then exit'ed shell
alt-f1 back to the install menu, finished the install
then rebooted
This was perfect and booted fine and took me into debian.
Dont forget like i did that if you
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
this will update grub!
every time you UPDATE GRUB, dont forget that you will need manually edit
and change the path for your kernel to sda from whatever your system THINKs the raid is on!
hope this helps some people
and this for everyone comments and help
Hi there,
I've been trying for a couple days, but can get my 2950 with Perc 5/i to install. I got as far as the end of install but never made passed the reboot, yet.
I'd like to try with the AMD64 version of the 0801 disk.
But once booted on that version, the keyboard double strike each key (meaning each time I press a key, it's taken twice into account : when pressed and then when released).
Does anyone know how to prevent this ?
Otherwise, witch custom CD should I use (the purpose is to end up with a xen dom0 system in 64bits).
If using a 32bit custom install, I should still be able to apt-get the proper kernel after install right ?
Without result by the end of the week, my boss will probably ask me to install Suse ... =o(
Thanks for any help, Guillaume.
> and change the path for your kernel to sda from
> whatever [...]
ok, i can boot ... but cant update kernel from
2.6.16-2 to 2.6.17 or smp,bigmem,...!
Running postinst hook script /sbin/update-grub.
Searching for GRUB installation directory ... found: /boot/grub
User postinst hook script [/sbin/update-grub] exited with value 1
dpkg: error processing linux-image-2.6.17-2-686 (--configure):
subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
Errors were encountered while processing:
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code
any help?
Superblock Error
I am installing Build 801 on a Dell Poweredge 2900 with a RAID 5 array. I found that the 801 build was the only one that I could get all the way through the installation process. Everything seems to work great, except after formatting, there is a very long pause in the installer. After about 3-5 minutes the installer starts up as if everything were normal. I go ahead and install the base system and grub, but I change the boot loader to use /dev/sda1 instead of /dev/sdc1. This boots Debian, but I get an error with the superblock on boot-up and it asks me to run fsck.
fsck.ext3: No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/sdc3
The superblock could not be read or does not describe a correct.....
...and you might try running e2fsck with an alternative superblock:
efsck - b 8193
fsck failed. Please repair manually.
What do you think might be going on here? I can boot into the system and begin Debian configuration but..
Superblock Error Aswell
I also get the Superblock Error, any solution to this problem?
Debian 4.0 Etch on a Dell Poweredge 1950
Just to follow up from where Lucas left off.
I edited grub but when I booted it I got lots of errors, same as Elliot and Jimbo.
The solution is to edit grub list as per lucas to from sdb1 to sda1 and also change your fstab so that all your partitions are the same as your gurb settings i.e change all the sdb's to sda
This worked for me.
Hope this helps any of you lost with installing Debian 4.0 Etch on a Dell Poweredge 1950!
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