Antlinux

Welcome to the reborn Antlinux.com website!

Please feel free to poke around. If you're looking for something that you thought was here, but can't find it, please e-mail my gmail account, and I'll endeavor to get it back online for you.

I'm pleased to announce a new release of Camelbox, 2008.120.0145Z
(April 28th, 2008).

Yes, it's a new release of Camelbox, 2008.102.0140Z
(April 11th, 2008).

I got my Fujitsu Lifebook back from my mom. I had set the CMOS supervisor password on the notebook, but I never recorded anywhere what that password was. Oops. Now I can't get in to the BIOS to change the owner string...

So I'm building a new round of Linux kernels, using kernel source version 2.6.23.12, for all of the machines that I run. First up is an AMD64 kernel, which barfs while compiling 'vdso', whatever that is. The fix that I found on the net for that was to edit $KERNEL_SRC/arch/x86_64/vdso/vdso.lds.S and make the following change:

So I'm at the local Panera today, and I wanted to go back to my site and pull a up a few web pages in order to help me compile Apache. Instead of being able to browse my site, I get a message saying that my site (this site) has been blocked due to 'mature content'.

Someone posted a link to a webpage that details how you can set up your own .mac server using Apache with WebDAV, instead of paying for Apple's "services".