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Saker Nusseibeh, Chief Executive, Hermes Investment Management, said: "It is crucial that we create the right outcomes from our investment decisions – and the right outcomes on a 30-year time horizon are those that mitigate risk, including carbon risk. In just 20 years, if circumstances don't change, we will already be approaching dangerous levels of warming. Reducing risk ensures better returns for our beneficiaries by minimizing potential expenditure incurred by negative factors later on. We also have a better chance of leaving to our children and our grandchildren a world they can live in."
1. Awareness of carbon risk exposure in investment portfolios
The first step is to identify the risks, which is much easier than it used to be because the quality and quantity of data available has increased dramatically in recent years. As you do not manage what you don't measure, the starting point has to be to assess your exposure to carbon intensive sectors and GHG emissions.
2. Integrating carbon risk in investment decisions.
When we developed our carbon risk approach we realised that our portfolio managers already consider carbon risk through their wider awareness of risks and opportunities. Often, this approach is more implicit than explicit with managers citing factors related to carbon risk, such as tightening regulation, consumer expectations and political risk, as some of the reasons to avoid certain carbon-intensive sectors or companies in particular regions.
3. Managing and engaging to reduce carbon risk
We prefer to manage carbon risk by using the power of direct management and engagement. In equities, environmental regulations indirectly affect the value of investments in many industries in ways that are hard to anticipate. In real estate, regulation affects investors more directly because they own and directly manage the assets. Moreover, occupiers are looking to occupy buildings with good energy efficiency credentials as part of their own sustainability policies. Finally we have seen growing interest from asset owners and a clear desire to see we are managing the risks around climate change.
For these reasons, we integrate carbon and wider ESG-related risks across our real estate investments. The benefits of doing so include the added value that more sustainable properties deliver because these are the properties that tenants want. We set, systematically monitor and report on carbon targets and performance in a programme of active management that has delivered continuous emission reductions and delivered value for occupiers. Since 2006 we have overseen an average reduction in GHG emissions of 60% across a portfolio of 18 properties through a combination of refurbishment, active management and engaging with occupiers.
When talking to companies, the first step is to establish what you want to achieve through your engagement. It is about maximising the value of each individual investment in order to provide the best circumstances for long-term returns.
4. Advocating to promote market transformation
Nusseibeh continued: "We believe in advocacy and sharing best practice with fellow investors or other key stakeholders. As such, over the years, we have been actively engaged in sector organisations such as the PRI and UNEP-FI promoting a better understanding of responsible investment and how to integrate ESG into investment management."
Our engagement has focused on helping to shape capital markets for the benefit of all stakeholders. To enable us to better manage carbon, water and pollution risk we engage with public policymakers to encourage transparent disclosure of resource use and carbon emissions, best practice approaches and methodologies as well as carbon-pricing mechanisms.
If the asset management industry is to integrate factors that cover a time period of 20-30 years into the investment decision-making processes, collaboration with peers, policy makers and sector organisations is critical. Where new challenges arise, we believe in advocacy and sharing best practice with fellow investors or other key stakeholders.
Nusseibeh concluded: "There is an odd but prevalent view that the investment community sits somehow outside of what it invests in. But we are indigenous to the system. We do not merely observe from afar. Our actions, our beliefs and our investment decisions shape the system. There is still a long way for us to go in recognising that the economic system is not separate from society.Carbon risk cannot and should not be ignored. It is time that we in the investment industry help to address it."
Read the paper: Turning down the heat
This press release was originally posted on the Hermes Investment Management website here.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House pressed its case on Sunday for military action in Syria but faced an uphill fight in Congress, where several prominent lawmakers said they have not been persuaded to approve strikes against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces.
With a crucial test vote planned in the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough made the rounds of five Sunday talk shows to argue that a limited strike in response to the Syrian government's alleged use of chemical weapons would send a message of deterrence.
But Mike Rogers, Republican chairman of the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee and a supporter of the strikes, said President Barack Obama had made "a hash" of his argument for military action to punish Assad.
"It's very clear he's lost support in the last week ... The president hasn't made the case," Rogers said on CBS's "Face the Nation."
Obama's plan faces significant resistance from Republicans and his fellow Democrats in Congress, with many lawmakers worried military strikes in Syria could lead to a prolonged U.S. commitment there and spark broader conflicts in the region.
"I am asking where is the national security issue? Make no mistake about it, the minute that one of those cruise missiles lands in there, we are in the Syrian war," Democratic Representative Loretta Sanchez of California said on NBC's "Meet the Press" program.
"For the president to say this is just a very quick thing and we are out of there, that's how long wars start," said Sanchez, who described herself as "leaning no."
Michael McCaul, Republican chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, said Obama's plan was "irresponsible."
"The problem is, I think lobbing a few Tomahawk missiles will not restore our credibility overseas. It's kind of a face-saving measure for the president after he drew the red line," McCaul said.
Representative Jim McGovern, a Democrat from Massachusetts, said on CNN's "State of the Union" program that "if I were the president, I would withdraw my request. I don't believe the support is there in Congress."
Congressional surveys make it clear Obama has a difficult task. A Washington Post vote count showed 223 House members either against or leaning against authorizing the use of military force in Syria. That is more than the 217 needed to block the resolution.
There are still large blocs of undecided lawmakers, however, and McDonough said it was "too early to come to any conclusions" about the eventual outcome in Congress. But several lawmakers said the White House was fighting a losing battle.
"I just wish the president had laid this out better, I wish he'd quit backing away from his own red line and I wish he was more of a commander in chief than a community organizer," said Republican Representative Peter King of New York, who said he would vote yes "in spite of the president's conduct."
The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee said that given the cuts to the military budget in recent years, the added cost of the operation in Syria could hurt military readiness. "If we can fix this, it may help some people in their vote," Republican Buck McKeon said on CNN.
McDonough led the administration's lobbying effort on Sunday, and it will continue on Monday when Obama sits for six network television interviews and national security adviser Susan Rice speaks on Syria in Washington.
More bipartisan briefings are set, and McDonough will meet with Democrats in the Housebefore Obama caps the push with a national address from the White House on Tuesday night.
"Are there consequences for a dictator who would have used those weapons to gas to death hundreds of children? The answer to that question ... will be followed closely in Damascus, but will also be followed closely in Tehran, among Lebanese Hezbollah, and others. So this is a very important week," McDonough said on the "Fox News Sunday" program.
Assad pushed back against Obama on Sunday, denying that his government was behind the chemical weapons attack in Syria and arguing the evidence was not conclusive that such an attack occurred.
"There has been no evidence that I used chemical weapons against my own people," CBS reported Assad said in an interview conducted in Damascus.
McDonough said it was "common sense" that Assad was responsible for the attacks.
"Now do we have irrefutable, beyond reasonable doubt evidence? This is not a court of law, and intelligence does not work that way," McDonough said on CNN.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, speaking in Paris after meeting key Arab foreign ministers, did not rule out returning to the U.N. Security Council to secure a Syria resolution once U.N. inspectors complete a report on a chemical weapons attack but said Arab countries wanted a tough response.
(Reporting by John Whitesides and Rachelle Younglai; Additional reporting by David Brunnstrom, Jason Lange and Eric Beech; Editing by Jackie Frank and Eric Beech)


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HP has twice revised its message to customers about downgrading new PCs equipped with Windows 8 to the older Windows 7 in an attempt to clarify its position.
In the revisions, HP left open whether it would provide drivers to consumer customers who want to downgrade. Previously, the company categorically said it would not offer any Windows 7 drivers to those customers.
In a now-deleted message on its support website, HP had made plain its policy.
"Windows 7 will not be supported on these new [Windows 8] platforms, and no drivers, apps, or Windows 7 content will be available through HP," the company said. "If users choose to downgrade their HP consumer desktop or notebook system, HP will continue to support the hardware but if there is an issue where HP diagnostics are required or it is determined that the loaded software or upgrade operating system is causing the issue, HP may suggest returning the system to the original Windows 8 OS."
Downgrade rights - which let customers replace a newer version of Windows with an older edition without paying for two copies - are designed to allow companies to keep new machines on their preferred OS.
Only Windows 8 Pro comes with downgrade rights; the consumer-standard Windows 8 does not. Windows 8 Pro users can downgrade to Windows 7 Professional or Vista Business, but must provide their own installation media for one of those versions.
In the two revised support FAQs, the first posted last week, the second published yesterday, HP backed away from the earlier refusal to provide Windows 7 drivers - a critical component for a successful downgrade - and instead said, "HP has not tested all Windows 8 platforms for Windows 7 and we may not have your particular drivers available."
HP did not go so far as to promise drivers for all its PCs - or some, or even any - nor did it spell out which systems would have a full complement, leaving the revised policy open to broad interpretation: The optimistic may read in it an implied promise, while the pessimistic may see nothing definitive, and focus on the "we may not" qualifier.
The company retained its warning that if customers downgraded to Windows 7 and reached out to HP for support, they may have to restore the original Windows 8 OS to get help from the company.
Both revised statements made a point to say: "Yes, customers can downgrade to Windows 7."
That was never in dispute: Users always could downgrade, assuming they had the appropriate licence - Windows 8 Pro - and media for Windows 7 Professional or Vista Business. The question was whether their machines would work after a downgrade. That remained unanswered.
HP also explicitly told customers that downgrading did not void their new machine's warranty, something it had not noted before. "Customers who are able to and choose to downgrade their HP Windows-8 compatible products to Windows 7 will remain protected by HP product warranties," the newest of the two revisions said.


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|Department of Public Information • News and Media Division • New York
Security Council
6907th Meeting (AM)
Security Council Extends Mandate of Peacebuilding Office in Central African
Republic until 31 January 2014, Unanimously Adopting Resolution 2088 (2013)
Welcomes 11 January Ceasefire, Political Agreements That Ended Recent Crisis;
Calls on Government, Coalition, Armed Groups, Opposition to Abide by Commitments
The Security Council today extended the mandate of the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic (BINUCA) until 31 January 2014, with a strong emphasis on restoring security to that country seeking to recover from the ruins of decades of instability, as well as a recent month-long crisis during which rebel groups had advanced on the capital before being halted by a ceasefire and other agreements.
Unanimously adopting resolution 2088 (2013), the Council welcomed the signature in Libreville on 11 January of the declaration of principle, the ceasefire and political agreements on the resolution of the crisis, and called on the Government, "Seleka" Coalition, armed groups and democratic opposition to abide by their commitments. It requested BINUCA to work with the parties to facilitate the full implementation of the Libreville agreements.
As it condemned the military attacks by armed groups and attempts to destabilize the peacebuilding process in that country, the Council expressed its strong concern at the still-extremely precarious security situation and called on the Government to implement a credible and viable security sector reform.
It demanded that all armed groups cooperate with the Government in the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of former combatants, of the view that the "long delay" in implementing those processes was partly responsible for the ongoing crisis. It meanwhile welcomed the efforts of the Mission for the consolidation of peace and called on countries in the subregion and regional and subregional organizations to consider measures to improve security.
The 15-member body strongly condemned ongoing violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, including the recruitment and use of children, killing and maiming of civilians, rape and sexual slavery and other forms of sexual and gender-based violence and abductions.
In that connection, it called on all parties to identify and release forcefully recruited persons, especially children, from their ranks without delay, and issue clear orders regarding sexual violence, and it requested BINUCA to report on those human rights abuses and other violations, and demanded that all armed groups prevent the recruitment and use of children.
The Council underscored the Government's primary responsibility to maintain law and order, promote security and protect civilians, including foreign nationals, and urged it to ensure full respect for freedom of assembly and expression, including for the opposition parties, as well as the rule of law. It called on all parties to refrain from inciting hatred and violence and urged the opposition parties and other groups, as well as the Government, to engage in a constructive dialogue to allow equal chances in the run-up to the electoral cycle.
It requested BINUCA to continue to support the peacebuilding processes, as provided in its current mandate, as well as to support the efforts of the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS).
Following the resolution's adoption, the country's Permanent Representative, Charles-Armel Doubane, said his country had become more fragile from the sad and painful events that began on 10 December 2012. He hoped discussions this year would lay the groundwork for peace and dialogue for the people of his country who, despite their differences and diversity, formed the rich cultural mosaic that was its hallmark. The decisions made in Libreville were for the people; all that remained was the political will to move words to deeds. The national unity government was being formed, and it would have no alternative but to move in that direction. Priorities were cementing the peace, restructuring the security forces, and, among others, preparing for the upcoming elections.
However, he said, the scope of the damage was immense, and everyone in the Central African Republic had the hard task ahead of reconstructing a State. No doubt, the international community, in all its configurations, would support the nation in its quest for peace and development. He thanked all bilateral and multilateral partners, and non-governmental organizations, as the country "seeks its rebirth". The extension of BINUCA's mandate was, in his view, justified and it formed a partnership with which the Government would continue to work harmoniously. The country had suffered greatly during recurring conflict, which had severely compromised efforts towards growth and development. It wished to turn that sad page in history, and he asked for all to give his country a chance and the means with which to do so.
For its consideration of the situation today, the Council had before the latest report of the Secretary-General, dated 21 December 2012 (document S/2012/956).
The meeting began at 10:07 a.m. and ended at 10:14 a.m.
The full text of resolution 2088 (2013) reads as follows:
"The Security Council,
"Recalling its previous resolutions and statements concerning the Central African Republic, especially resolution 2031 and its press statements of 19 December 2012, 27 December 2012, 4 January 2013 and 11 January 2013,
"Reaffirming its strong commitment to the sovereignty, independence, territorial integrity and unity of the Central African Republic, and recalling the importance of the principles good-neighbourliness and regional cooperation,
"Noting the signature by the CPJP to the 2008 Libreville Comprehensive Peace Agreement on 25 August 2012,
"Condemning military attacks by armed groups and attempts to destabilize the peace building process in the Central African Republic,
"Expressing concern at the lack of State authority outside the capital, which has led to a serious security vacuum in many parts of the Central African Republic and has allowed the emergence and development of national and foreign armed groups, including the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) to operate in the CAR,
"Commending the swift efforts made by Economic Community of the Central African States (ECCAS), by the African Union and the countries in the region to solve the political and security crisis, and welcoming the negotiations held in Libreville 8-11 January 2013 under the auspices of ECCAS,
"Welcoming the signature in Libreville of the declaration of principle, the cease-fire agreement and the political agreement on the resolution of the crisis on 11 January 2013,
"Acknowledging the role played by the United Nations Integrated Peacebuilding Office in the Central African Republic (BINUCA) under the leadership of UN Secretary-General Special Representative Margaret Aderinsola Vogt, and by the United Nations Country Team, and welcoming their dedicated efforts, in particular regarding assistance as requested by ECCAS during the negotiations in Libreville,
"Acknowledging the emergence of a consensus on the revised electoral code, and looking forward to its formalisation and full implementation,
"Looking forward to the start of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration activities in the north-east of the country,
"Recalling its resolutions 1325 (2000), 1820 (2008), 1888 (2009), 1889 (2009), and 1960 (2010), on women, peace and security and its resolutions 1612 (2005), 1882 (2009), 1998 (2011) and 2068 (2012) on children and armed conflict, recalling the conclusions of the Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict, including inter alia the adoption of action plans to put an end to the recruitment and use of children by armed groups, including by self-defence militias, calling on the parties in Central African Republic to engage with the Special Representative on Children and Armed Conflict, and also recalling resolutions 1265 (1999), 1296 (2000), 1674 (2006), 1738 (2006), 1894 (2009) on the protection of civilians in armed conflicts,
"Emphasizing that inclusive political dialogue, respect of the rule of law, democratic governance, participation of women in peacebuilding, respect for human rights, justice, accountability and economic development, are necessary for a lasting peace in the Central African Republic,
"Encouraging stakeholders, including the Peacebuilding Commission, to assist in addressing peacebuilding challenges in the country and looking forward to the rapid appointment of a new Chair for the Central African Republic Country specific configuration of the Peacebuilding Commission,
"Acknowledging the useful contribution of the Peacebuilding Fund to peacebuilding in the Central African Republic,
"Welcoming the first visit of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Sexual Violence in Conflict in Central African Republic to support the national efforts to address this issue,
"Having considered the report (S/2012/956) of the Secretary-General on the situation in the Central African Republic and on the activities of BINUCA,
"1. Decides to extend the mandate of BINUCA until 31 January 2014;
"2. Requests the Secretary-General to provide a report, no later than 31 March 2013 on the situation on the ground and an assessment regarding how BINUCA can further implement its priorities in light of recent events; expresses its intention to consider this assessment in the following weeks;
"3. Further requests the Secretary-General to provide an update report of the situation on the ground by 30 June 2013 and every six months thereafter;
"4. Calls on the Government, "Seleka" Coalition, armed groups and democratic opposition to abide in good faith by their commitments in the Declaration of principle signed in Libreville on 11 January 2013;
"5. Calls for the expeditious and full implementation of the ceasefire signed between the Government and "Seleka" Coalition, and of the political agreement on the resolution of the crisis signed between the presidential majority, the democratic opposition, the armed groups, the "Seleka" Coalition, the President of the follow-up Committee and ECCAS; and in this regard, welcomes the appointment of a representative of the opposition as the Prime Minister of the government of National Unity;
"6. Requests that BINUCA continue to support the peacebuilding processes in the Central African Republic, as provided in its current mandate, including the DDR and SSR processes, support the efforts of ECCAS in this regard; and use its good offices to work with all parties to facilitate the full implementation of agreements signed in Libreville on 11 January 2013; calls upon international community to provide further support to peacebuilding process in Central African Republic;
"7. Underlines the important role of the bodies in charge of following up the implementation of these agreements;
"8. Expresses strong concern at the security situation in the Central African Republic, which remains extremely precarious, welcomes in this regard the continued efforts of MICOPAX in support of durable peace and security in the Central African Republic, and calls on countries in the Central African subregion, and regional and subregional organizations to consider, upon request of the Central African Republic, appropriate measures to improve the security situation in the Central African Republic and the subregion;
"9. Calls on all parties, in particular "Seleka", to allow safe, and unhindered humanitarian access to those in need as quickly as possible and to ensure the protection of civilians against any violence;
"10. Underscores the primary responsibility of the Government of the Central African Republic to maintain law and order, promote security and protect the civilian population, including foreign nationals, with full respect for the rule of law, human rights, and applicable international humanitarian law, stresses the importance of the work of bilateral partners to enhance the capacity of the Central African Republic Armed Forces and stresses that such assistance should be in support of the SSR process;
"11. Urges the Government of the Central African Republic to ensure that freedom of expression and assembly, including for the opposition parties, as well as the rule of law are fully respected; calls upon all parties to refrain from the incitement of hatred and violence; and urges the opposition parties, other groups, and the Government to engage in a constructive dialogue to establish an environment allowing equal chances in the run-up to the next electoral cycle;
"12. Underlines that the long delay in implementing credible DDR and SSR processes is partly responsible for the current crisis, calls upon the Government of the Central African Republic to adopt and implement a credible and viable SSR strategy, and demands that all armed groups cooperate with the Government in the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration process;
"13. Strongly condemns the continued violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, including the recruitment and use of children, killing and maiming of civilians, including of children, rape and sexual slavery and other forms of sexual and gender-based violence and abductions, and targeting of ethnic minorities perpetrated by armed groups, and specifically the LRA that threaten the population as well as peace and stability of the Central African Republic and the subregion, and requests BINUCA to report on these human rights abuses and other violations perpetrated by armed groups particularly against children and women;
"14. Demands that all armed groups, including the Seleka Coalition (UFDR, CPJP, CPSK, UFR), prevent the recruitment and use of children, calls on relevant armed groups in particular CPJP and APRD to implement the provisions of the action plans signed with the UN SRSG on Children and Armed Conflict in November 2011 immediately, and furthermore demands that all parties protect and treat as victims those children who have been released or otherwise separated from armed forces and armed groups; and emphasizes the need to pay particular attention to the protection, release and reintegration of all children associated with armed groups;
"15. Calls on all parties to identify and release forcefully recruited persons, especially children, from their ranks without delay, and issue clear orders regarding sexual violence, in line with its resolution 1960 (2010), calls on parties to the conflict to facilitate immediate access for victims of sexual violence to available services, and encourage donors to support the increase of services to address the needs of victims, and welcomes the commitments made to prevent and address sexual violence; including the Joint Communiqués on 12 December 2012 between the UN and the Government of the CAR and other parties to the conflict;
"16. Urges the Government of the Central African Republic to investigate reports of human rights violations in the country, including in Bangui, to ensure that those responsible for such violations are brought to justice, and to take the necessary steps to prevent further violations;
"17. Welcomes BINUCA's efforts, in collaboration with the Central African Republic Government and other United Nations actors in the region, to encourage the defection of LRA fighters and abductees and to support the repatriation and reintegration of those who leave the LRA's ranks and stresses the vital importance of a comprehensive approach for a lasting solution to the LRA threat;
"18. Decides to remain actively seized of the matter."
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SuSE joins OpenStack and promises production ready..../
While we missed it Suse has joined the OpenStack grouping of companies. They are one of 125 companies that have committed to the open source cloud solution. Now they are saying they will have a production ready solution in spring 2012. So what does that mean? Well they will be offering a fully supported setup for this new open source product. Now what about Ubuntu's offering? While Ubuntu will beat Suse to Market by releasing a solution this fall Suse isn't sure that OpenStack will meet it's production ready standards that soon. Suse has a demo of the BETA version of the soltuion available over at the Suse Gallery Site.


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Thinkpad 600E with neomagic video, cs4232 audio, D-link G630
(neomagic video and crystal audio, quite possible the worst of both worlds)
Also with D-link G630 PCMCIA wireless.
I've been poring over the forum archives the past few days, trying to make everything on my laptop run properly. I started with Bladehunter's custom 1.0.3 with framebuffer and atheros. The video worked fine, though I could not get the wireless running. Sound was easy - two people had posted modprobe lines for the cs4232. Cardbus was also easy - there is another 600E person here who used "modprobe xircom_cb".
Bladehunter's custom build would not install to hard drive properly. Next I tried 1.0.4.
1.0.4 works fairly well. Sound and cardbus are still good. However, video has gotton much more interesting. After X loads, everything goes wrong. Xvesa makes X look fine (small distortion at the right edge of the screen, but very minor). However, the command line is gone. I just get a flat blue screen. I can blindly type "startx" and X loads normally. This only happens after loading X. The boot looks normal, not blue.
1.0.4 with framebuffer was the opposite. I may have broken something in framebufferwizard, as I did not install Unleashed. I just unzipped the packages and manually copied files into place. All framebuffer options produced the same result. Boot was normal, command line was normal (even after X) but X was blue. Anything which was normaly black became blue, and all other colors became black. (think of a monochrome negative of your desktop.) It didn't matter how I configured framebufferwizard, I got this every time.
For now I've given up on a readable command line and am sticking with Xvesa. (only 1024x768x16 works properly, but its fine)
The atheros D-link card has also been trouble. Cardmgr says nothing, just that cardmgr is already running. Cardctl returns the name string, voltage, and status without trouble. But I still can't initialize wlan0.
Then I installed the basic perl and ndiswrapper, but that was a total flop since I didn't have any proper conf files for ndis. Also tried a manual insmod of Bladehunter's collection of atheros drivers, ath_pci.tar.gz. None of them would load, all complaining about "unresovled symbols". Also tried Bladehunter's wifi-beta, but I haven't a clue as to how it should be configured.
I'm also working on a webpage of the entire config process, hopefully part of it can go into the wiki.
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Posted: Fri 22 Jul 2005, 01:36
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The non hard drive thing is interesting...
Of course the atheros tarball won't work 1.0.3 used a 2.4.27 kernel nad 1.0.4 uses a 2.4.29 kernel....
cardmgr will not load the dirvers for as the DWL-G630 ( and about 99% of CardBus cards) are seen as a PCI device....I tried doing a config for DWL-G630 for pcmcia but never had much luck despite reading of others having success..
If you could explain what went wrong with the install to hdd I might be able to help out as for that hw combination my version seems about the easiest to use. In the next week or so I might try a 1.0.4 version.
But like I said I'd really like to know what went wrong because the only changes I made were to usr_cram.fs for the XFree modules and to image.gz to add in the atheros drivers...all scripts and such were not touched.
As for the wireless not running what hardware and firmware versions of the DWL-G630 are you using...DLink and many others keep the same model designation but change chipsets through the lifetime of a product....
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Posted: Fri 22 Jul 2005, 08:21
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hard drive install: It seemed the CD custom boot options 1.0.3 did not carry over to the hard drive. 1.0.4 seems to be working better than 1.0.3, can any parts be migrated, despite the different kernel? (Probably not.) I'll also try _all_ the wizard's "more" options next. There are quite a few, and one may turn up something.
G630 stats:
Cardmgr says "another is already running".
Cardctl status returns "3.3V CardBus card function 0: [ready]"
Cardctl config returns voltage info, "interface is cardbus", and "irq 11 [exclusive] [level].
Cardctl ident give what I think you want.
Atheros Comm. Inc., AR5001-0000-0000 Wireless LAN Reference 00
manfid: 0x0271, 0x0012
function: 6 (network)
Cardctl info agrees.
PRODID_1="Atheros Communications, Inc."
PRODID_3="Wireless LAN Referene Card"
Xproc gave nothing useful.
Hardware probe (PCI) sucessfully located the two PCMCIA slots, but also says no info for "device 168c. 1a (ETHERNET)".
Hardware probe (modules) says the same thing.
Ethernet Wizard gave nothing. Detection scan turned up an "Ehternet controller: PCI device 168c:001a (rev 1)" and a module which doesn't work, "3c574_cs". Then it finds "3c589_cs". Next "fmvj18x_cs", "netwave_cs", "nmclan_cs", "orinoco_cs", "pcnet_cs", "ray_cs", "smc91c92_cs", "wavelan_cs", "xirc2ps_cs". All of these return 0 active interfaces.
I'm going to be away for the weekend. I'll be fighting for internet with dozen other people, but I should be able to give updates and test anything that doesn't require a huge download.
Whoever gives wlan0
will forever be my hero
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Posted: Fri 22 Jul 2005, 08:39
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Ok I just downloaded the 2.4.29 kernel source have the lastest madwifi source and will compile a kernel and the drivers.
Looking at the info you supplied (thanks for that) everything matches my card so I can say we are playing on the same field with the same equipment.
What I'll try and do is throw togther a dotpup for the XFree86 setup I'm using for my NeoMagic (NeoEvil ?) chip and upload that to my site.....Just out of interest everything worked fine with my modded 1.0.3 version apart from the hd install ?
As for configuring the wifi beta dotpup....Tis very very very easy......Do not be affraid of a text file as long as you back it up first you can't do too much harm.
All that needs to be done is to edit wireless.conf to match the wireless options your site uses...eg whatever iwconfig command you use just edit those paramteres to the file (which is quite well commented).....
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Yes, everything worked fine except HD install. (Wireless wasn't quite right, but that was my fault)
Ah, okay. I think I understand how the wifi-beta works. I didn't even realize you were to hard code a single access into it. I just finished reading a huge tcl/tk book (and assuming I can learn to play friendly with my Wifi), I will try to make a "multiple profile" frontend. Maybe even trial and error channel scanning?
Thanks for the encouragement.
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Posted: Fri 22 Jul 2005, 17:24
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Hey excellent.....Maybe we could get togther and have a Bull Session (as it may) about a wifi wizzard or at least front end configuration applet..
Was thinking (about 10 minutes ago) that I should put into wireless.conf a choice of driver to load.
At the moment I have the floowing adapters that I know work
1. Prism 2/2.5 pcmcia card that works with the pcmcia subsystem
2. Dlink DWL-G630 and DWL-G510 that work with madwifi
3. RTL8180 based card that works with ndiswrapper
4. A usb adapter that works with the at76c503 driver
So I think I have the hardware that covers 4 major types, now should I get a card that uses the Prism54 driver....Yeah I need some new toys
I think too that we should maybe reaccess the wireless.conf format too.....
Paul aka BlackAdder your input would really be appreciated on this one too.
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Also, there has been another person with a Thinkpad 600E. From what I can tell, they haven't had my video problems. But they also don't have a username, so they might never read this.
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Posted: Sat 23 Jul 2005, 08:31
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I got wireless drivers!
Here's why ndis didn't work for me before: no one ever said you needed the FULL directory. I thought you just needed in INF. Here's everything I did, for those with similar problems.
Installed perl, installed ndis. Unzipped full XP drivers at /root/my-drivers/xp/
ndiswrapper -i /root/my-drivers/xp/Drivers/net5211.inf
"cardctl info" returned "MANFID = 0271,0012"
ndiswrapper -d 0271:0012 net5211
ndiswrapper -m
modprobe ndiswrapper
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Posted: Sat 06 Aug 2005, 01:18
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keenerd wrote:
I got wireless drivers!
Here's why ndis didn't work for me before: no one ever said you needed the FULL directory. I thought you just needed in INF. Here's everything I did, for those with similar problems.
Installed perl, installed ndis. Unzipped full XP drivers at /root/my-drivers/xp/
ndiswrapper -i /root/my-drivers/xp/Drivers/net5211.inf
"cardctl info" returned "MANFID = 0271,0012"
ndiswrapper -d 0271:0012 net5211
ndiswrapper -m
modprobe ndiswrapper
I really want to load Puppy with Java and Thingamablog - together with wired and wireless drivers and as much else as I may need to talk to a variety of PC's -- to have a complete and portable OS for writing, blogging, and Internet access on a 1G USB stick.
At Download I am confused by the iso's rather than RPM's or GZ's or Zips, etc. Do I have to load Puppy to a CD before I can load it to my USB stick?
Thanks! doc
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Posted: Sat 06 Aug 2005, 01:37
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edoc, this may be of some help tp you
It looks like there may be options for you, if you don't wish to/can't burn an ISO...
Also, try searching the forums for USB and scrolling down a bit...
Hope that helps!
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Posted: Sat 06 Aug 2005, 01:59
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It can be done without a CD. Barry's 'old' instructions in the bottom half of
page show how. They may still apply, but that seems like the hard way to do it.
Puppy is a small download and CDs are cheap.
Go to
page and download
puppy-1.0.4-mozilla.iso_______61730 KB_7/19/2005__4:14:00 AM
Burn it as a bootable CD (how to do that depends on which burning software you use) and then boot and enjoy!
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Posted: Mon 08 Aug 2005, 20:20
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I just got my Thinkpad R-30 working with the D-Link DWL-G650 wireless card using PCMCIA. It is an Atheros chipset. I used the stock Puppy Mozilla 1.0.4 version and added Perl and ndiswrapper.
It loads on boot!
I will put a how-to on the wiki, off my wiki page. Not much different than my original article located
I added directions that I found from other posts to get ndiswrapper to use the pcmcia slot. I wish that I could find the original post to give credit where it is due.
I love it when a plan comes together
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Check the announcements page for some new news re neomagic & atheros
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Posted: Tue 09 Aug 2005, 22:14
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I am glad I found this thread. I have a 600E on the way with a DVD drive.
video problems I have found on anything I have run Puppy on is an old packard bell monitor that only allows for 640x480. I can't use most of the apps because I can't fit them to the window. The desktop fits fine bit depending on the app I can't get to the top or left side of the window.
Been searching but haven't found the right keywords.
Puppy Linux...
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This picture was taken last June at Matt and Angela Monarch's wedding by the lovely and most adored by many (especially me), Jeff Skeirik, the Rawtographer. I look back at this picture, and I can remember how happy I was that day. I met Angie, Tiffany, Cindy, Rawbin, Heidi, Rainbeau, Camille, Kevin & Annmarie, David Wolfe, and so many other amazing people that have been part of my raw food experience.
This was a very happy, but bittersweet time in my life. I had been laid off from my job of 7 years, and was trying to create a job by pulling together a raw food magazine with a handful of people, and with my pitiful savings. I grossly underestimated the cost of printing, and production, folded the magazine after two awesome issues. I lost a couple thousand dollars, still owe people money which I have been chipping away at paying back, and fully intend to pay back every cent when I attract money into my life again. Some people may have seen this venture as a flop. I saw it as a life accomplishment, and a very cool learning experience. That's how we can choose to view our world- as a flop, or as a unique experience to learn and grow. Or as a unique experience to learn, and stumble a few steps back, only to reground your footing and get back on your way.
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PetieMarie22 wrote:I would like to get her into wieght pulling. I have to convince my boyfriend first. Last time it was mentioned he wasn't to into it. What ever. I'll try to get him to go down and watch a class. Maybe he'll like it once he sees it.
If I remember correctly Petie is around Kayden's size. If you guys ever want to meet up to try it, let me know and she can use his harness
Maybe if he sees Connor (Demo's dog doing it) he will be into it?


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- Rock – about 6" to 8" (washed and dried)
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- When pieces are all in place, let glue dry.
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- Continue to apply the grout, carefully pushing the grout into the spaces in between the tiles and between the tape and edge of mosaic . (Be very careful with this step. Remember the tiles have been cut and the edges can be sharp).
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- When mosaic is completely dry, wipe off the chalky film using paper towel and cotton swabs, until clean. If placing the mosaic outside, put a grout sealer onto the mosaic 48 hours after grout is dry.
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It Couldn't Just Happen Knowing the Truth About God's Awesome Creation
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