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Date:	Mon, 25 Jul 2005 10:42:41 PDT7
From:	J R FOX <jr_fox@pacbell.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Firefox profiles | Fixing outcome of last Help Desk session

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--- Steven Levine wrote:

> Appearances are often like assumptions.

Hi Steven,

Yes, but they each have their value, in *practical*
everyday life.

> I have pretty limited free time lately.

I understand and respect that. Still, we left the 1.2
boot on that box out of commission for Internet,
something it _wasn't_ prior to the Help Desk. I
wouldn't want to let this go until the NEXT Help Desk,
when I'll be out of town in any case. It's a good
thing there is still a functional, alternate eCS boot
there. Otherwise, I'd be stuck with the Evil Empire.

If you could just tell me something like "Overwrite
THESE 3 files with backups", I could be back in
business *in the interim.* Forget about solving the
Gigabit Nic until some more convenient time. I've
been cloning that drive on a periodic basis, so it's
very possible that I could retrieve suitable, earlier
versions of the appropriate files.

> I will say that there are some
> interesting projects in the
> works that might make the Linux drivers usable out
> of the box on eCS.
> It's hard to say if/when these projects will show up
> in public.

Hey, I don't care if they show up in private. That
would do just fine. ;-)

>> Stay Cool,

> I'm fine. I'm basically a lizard. I like it warm.
> My wife OTOH begins
> to overheat when it hits 65°

Guess I'm more like that. Don't much like freezing
either, but prefer it to roasting, for sure.

Regards,

Jordan

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