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        <title>Debian GNU/Linux</title>
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        <description>When working on Debian, I always try to keep the system consistent. When I modify any thing in the system, I want to keep this modification through any update/upgrade process. So here is my work.

Most of my work is done on IBM Blade HS21 or some System x3550, System x3650 or System x336. The underline storage system is a DS4700.</description>
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        <title>Multipath on Debian</title>
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        <description>Installation

To make multipath working on Debian, you'll need 'multipath-tools-initramfs' and 'multipath-tools' packages. But as said in 'mulitpath-tools-initramfs' bug's list, you need to correct '/usr/share/initramfs/hooks/multipath_hook'.

When you look at the bug list &lt;http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?pkg=multipath-tools-initramfs;dist=unstable&gt;, you see there are some tools missing.</description>
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        <description>WindowMaker


[ClusterSSH to 4 Xen Hypervisor]
[Me working on Windows ... love Xen]

i3

[Working on the new IRO website]
[Working on the new IRO website, Gimp]

i3 with multihead display


[Windows 2000 in qemu]
[Checkpoint vs Firewall Builder]

My netbook with Moblin 2.0


[&quot;My Zone&quot; is your welcome screen.]
[The web browser]
[Application launcher]
[Zones it's like virtual desktop. Zones are created on the fly when needed]
[Moblin is creating a new zone]
[Media access (music, pictures, video)]…</description>
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        <title>Debian Tips</title>
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        <description>Safely change a kernel boot option


When changing specific kernel boot option in grub, you might want to keep this even after a kernel upgrade (which rebuild the grub configuration). 
So you'll have to go to /boot/grub/menu.lst and find the kopt comment in this file :</description>
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