One Linux Formatting Tip I Bet You Didn't KnowOctober 13th, 2008 You probably know how you can format a Linux partition:
mkfs.ext3 /dev/hda
This formats the partition with ext3 file system. However did you know how to extract maximum space out of this partition, especially if it a large partition?
How to maximize available space in a partition
Enter the magical -m option.
Windows 7 Guide: How to Run Windows 7 in a Virtual PartitionJanuary 27th, 2009 We aren't leaving any chance to get you all the features of Windows 7, all the news of Windows 7 you will like to know. So here is a simple guide which will tell you how to run Windows 7 in a virtual partition.
Wubi: Install Ubuntu in Windows Partition - A Complete GuideMarch 20th, 2009 Now you have an easy-to-use tool for installing Ubuntu linux into your PCs without disturbing your Windows installation. One of the latest releases by Ubuntu, Wubi can do it for you.
Partimage: Free Norton Ghost / DriveImage AlternativeSeptember 3rd, 2007 Partimage is a Linux utility which saves partitions having a supported filesystems (see below) to an image file. It is a free and open source alternative to the popular software Norton Ghost or DriveImage.
How to Hack Windows Adminstrator Password Through LinuxJanuary 21st, 2009 With all the good intentions you can think of, name it a tutorial purpose or something to learn purely for the fun and never to harm anyone, I will now show you a simple way to hack a Windows administrator password using Linux. You will only need a Live CD, and for this example, we will utilize Ubuntu.
Xubuntu versus Fedora Core / Cent OS as Desktop OSMarch 8th, 2007 I have been evaluating both Xubuntu and Fedora Core along with Cent OS (Open Source version / fork of Red Hat Linux Enterprise Edition). The key value and differences between these releases are:
Xubuntu
Xubuntu is definitely faster to use in general due to its light-weight Xfce desktop interface.
Linux: How To Make RAID-1 Disks Independently BootableOctober 5th, 2008 The best part of Linux (imho) is the ability to replicate not only the operating system or the data but also the boot loader. This allows you to have two identical disks running RAID-1, each of which are independently bootable, should one of them fail.
How to Solve: Dual Boot Partition Not Showing in Windows 7 January 19th, 2009 Are you a Vista user who also wants to run the Windows 7 OS? Let me tell you, installing Windows 7 on another drive on your system would crop up a mess. I did the same with my dual boot laptop and to my utter dismay, the partition of the other operating system (Vista in my case) was not showing.
Top 5 Regrets After Migrating From Windows To LinuxJuly 30th, 2007 It has been several months that I fully migrated to Linux. The whole company has moved 100% to Linux, all servers, desktop ...
Comparison of Software RAID on Windows versus LinuxFebruary 18th, 2007 The basic idea of RAID (Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks) is to combine multiple small, independent disk drives into an array of disk drives which yields performance and recoverability exceeding that of a Single Large Expensive Drive (SLED). Redundancy is also provided (unless RAID 0) which allows easy and often automatic recovery from hard disk crash.
FAT32 versus NTFS: What Should You ChooseOctober 8th, 2006 When installing Windows 2000 or Windows XP, you have to decide the evergreen question: Should I choose FAT32 or NTFS and why? Today I will try to answer it once and for all. Note: I haven't discussed FAT file system because it is very much obsolete with todays high volume hard-disks.
How To Install Windows msi Installers With Wine on LinuxOctober 23rd, 2007 Sometimes windows installers come with msi extension instead of regular exe extension. Such software can be installed with the msiexec command which comes with wine.
Free Linux Software From DellJuly 13th, 2006 DKMS - Dynamic Kernel Module Support provides a framework where kernel dependent module source can reside so that it is very easy to rebuild modules as you upgrade kernels. This will allow Linux vendors to provide driver drops without having to wait for new kernel releases while also taking out the guesswork for customers attempting to recompile modules for new kernels.
Top 100 Free Linux Games for the Hardcore Gamer Inside YouFebruary 9th, 2009 Don't call yourself an avid gamer if you've still not battled the Linux games. Often the dabblers ask whether they get as cool games for Linux as for Windows.
The Why of Apple's BootcampApril 10th, 2006 Why did Apple, after all these years, finally decide to support Windows on their machines?
It is surely not because they have grown a friendship with Microsoft. As Bootcamp website stated: "More and more people are buying and loving Macs.