Anisha Kaul

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Eccentric Aquarian, I don't follow crowds!

I am a software developer from India, working with C, C++, and Qt on Linux platform. I am mostly active on LinuxQuestions.org. I am a newbie in photography, and Linux too. :-)

http://500px.com/Anisha_Kaul/photos

Lately started enjoying critique writing on 1x.com, which has proved to be a great source of inspiration for me.

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Nikon DSLR D3100
AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8G
AF-S Micro Nikkor 60mm f/2.8G ED
Joby GorillaPod SLR-Zoom
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Jun 7	comment	How to know whether the Linux driver for the real-time network device was built into the kernel? Alexio - I've again edited the first post, removed the previous info and added new one. It is 8169 that is getting removed , not 8139. Now, with that output is it clear that finally "Linux driver for the real-time network device" has actually been removed? Besides @UlrichDangel Is `ethtool -i $DEVICE` to be used as it is?
Jun 7	revised	How to know whether the Linux driver for the real-time network device was built into the kernel? added new info
Jun 6	comment	How to know whether the Linux driver for the real-time network device was built into the kernel? @jippie thanks that was helpful too.
Jun 6	comment	How to know whether the Linux driver for the real-time network device was built into the kernel? Thanks for your help. Edited the question. It seems that the driver's name was r8139, not r81349too. There isn't a config file for the 2.6.38.8 (compiled myself), but the file was for 2.6.34-12 (default Suse). So, I did rmmod r8139, and that worked. what to do about the config file?
Jun 6	revised	How to know whether the Linux driver for the real-time network device was built into the kernel? added info
Jun 6	comment	How to know whether the Linux driver for the real-time network device was built into the kernel? actually I tried insmod 8139too, and that worked. Then I removed it, and it also worked. What is the way to find my "ethernet port's driver"?
Jun 6	asked	How to know whether the Linux driver for the real-time network device was built into the kernel?
Jun 5	revised	Installing guest additions on Virtualbox 4.10 - Host: openSUSE 11.3 64 bit, Guest: Slackware 13.37 32 bit edited title
Jun 5	accepted	Installing guest additions on Virtualbox 4.10 - Host: openSUSE 11.3 64 bit, Guest: Slackware 13.37 32 bit
Jun 5	answered	Installing guest additions on Virtualbox 4.10 - Host: openSUSE 11.3 64 bit, Guest: Slackware 13.37 32 bit
Jun 5	comment	Installing guest additions on Virtualbox 4.10 - Host: openSUSE 11.3 64 bit, Guest: Slackware 13.37 32 bit Thanks, your answer helped.
Jun 5	answered	How can I add a program to my start menu?
Jun 4	asked	Installing guest additions on Virtualbox 4.10 - Host: openSUSE 11.3 64 bit, Guest: Slackware 13.37 32 bit
Jun 3	accepted	Where is CONFIG_APM in kernel - 2.6.38.8
Jun 2	comment	Where is CONFIG_APM in kernel - 2.6.38.8 @Mat and I have not got your point. Pardon. Mine is a dual core system and the message says that APM is disabled on the dual cores. Is my understanding wrong. :newbie:
Jun 2	comment	Where is CONFIG_APM in kernel - 2.6.38.8 @Mat I didn't understand your point completely. Please elaborate. what is UP?
Jun 2	comment	Where is CONFIG_APM in kernel - 2.6.38.8 @Mat thanks, also, see my answer below. Seems that is relevant.
Jun 2	comment	System Management Mode in embedded systems Thanks for the response. I was talking about TS-7800 ARM9 board. Should I provide any further information to help you to help me so that it becomes very clear that this board doesn't have the SMM?
Jun 2	comment	Where is CONFIG_APM in kernel - 2.6.38.8 does hardware matter in this case? Mine is `x86_64`
Jun 2	comment	Where is CONFIG_APM in kernel - 2.6.38.8 Damn my previous unwise comment about the grep command not working: `linux-y3pi:/usr/src/linux-2.6.38.8 # grep APM .config CONFIG_APM=y` That's fine, but make menuconfig GUI doesn't show anything APM.