Dinangkur Kundu's Personal Home Page

Dinangkur Kundu's Personal Home Page

This is personal web site of Dinangkur Kundu. All works and comments stated here are my personal work out. All dedicated professionals are welcomed to put a sledge-hammer on my works and comments (Freedom of choice). All crackers stay away from me. If you don't know what cracker means, read "How To Become A Hacker" by Eric Steven Raymond.

Most part of the site is about the codes I wrote, operating systems I use and problems I faced during my digging into the sea of Information Technology. I also focus on valuable web links which provide update information and current news to keep me up to date.

Networking

* General guide line for RJ45 Cabling. It depends on network engineers how s/he likes to use color combination. I follow the following color combination.

If network is implemented between more than 2 computers and a Hub is used then following combination: (both side of the cable, computer end and hub end, if you held the RJ45 clip downside then no "1" from right side)

Orange-White

Orange

Green-White

Blue

Blue-White

Green

Brown-White

Brown

If network is implemented between 2 computers without a Hub then we need cross cabling, I follow the following combination: (Computer A & Computer B)

Computer A	Computer B
Orange-White	Green-White
Orange	Green
Green-White	Orange-White
Blue	Blue
Blue-White	Blue-White
Green	Orange
Brown-White	Brown-White
Brown	Brown

Linux

When young chap like me first starts to use Linux in BD, they mostly face the following issues:

1. How can I keep Windows and Linux in same IDE drive?

2. Which distribution of Linux I'd use?

*I recommend Redhat Linux (Fedora Core1 with latest Linux kernel) for newbie, cause it's easy to install and easy to handle than other Linux distribution. http://fedora.redhat.com/

3. What about partition?

4. Where I can get info about basic commands and architecture?

5. How I connect with Internet through my Win-modem? Where I can get the driver for it?

*For questions 1,3,4 download the following guide and do some research before installing Linux in your PC as duel OS. http://www.tldp.org/LDP/intro-linux/html/intro-linux.html

*For question 5 visit this for your proper driver, don't forget to read the guideline.

http://linmodems.org/

http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/

*For trouble shooting please consult this FAQ site: http://rhlufaq.nllgg.nl/faq_index.html

Links

If you're a network professional (Linux, Unix, FreeBSD, Solaris) or an open source programmer in Bangladesh, you must join BDlug group to exchange ideas or getting helps from Gurus. In order to subscribe mailing list visit BD Lug yahoo groups.
If you want fresh news around the world regarding *nix and it's rival with your morning coffee on your computer desk, register freely with slashdot.
If you're a newbie, looking for starting guides or an advance user looking for advance guides(free) for Linux, one and only place: www.tldp.org.
Richard Stallman biography.
A very cool guide (free) on Assembly language (32 bit protected mode). A must read guide to know ins and out of CPU.

Thanks

I would like to thank Mr. Hasnian Atique and Mr. Tanvir who helped me to choose right path during my journey in *nix. I also like to thank my family and my friends to keep me up mentally.