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Mrs. Chan and her family are now living from their Hong Kong derived savings. Her husband works part-time at a friend s restaurant. Not only are they disillusioned, but also Among my friends, none is successful . While they once considered building a life in Canada, their experience has soured them. I don t like this place. The terms and conditions of the BIP do appear unduly disciplinary, if not punitive. The two-year condition is unrealistic; BIP managers I spoke to had pressed for a longer probationary period or indeed no time limit at all.18 A high failure rate exists in non-immigrant small business even without many of the barriers confronted by business immigrants. For immigrant entrepreneurs, with poor or no English, unfamiliar with the regulatory economic culture of Canada, the expectations of the BIP trigger a financial, and sometimes a human disaster, waiting to happen (Smart 1994).

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tification of a particular cell requires two coordinates, X and Y,which describe the horizontal and vertical positions, respectively. With columnar objects, an indexing scheme, specified in the INDEX clause in the ASN. 1 definition for that object, provides a means for identifying the specific instance. The INDEX clause then further identifies the syntax to be used. And, as one might expect, some of the indexing schemes are more complicated than others. RFC 1212, pages 8-10, lists many of the INDEX clauses that are found within MIB-11. Let s look at some examples for further clarification. Consider the IP Address Table object, ipAdEntBcastAddr, which specifies the value of the least significant bit (LSB) of the IP broadcast address (see Figures 12-40a and 12-4Ob). To begin, follow the OID tree down to ipAdEntBcastAddr: is0 org dcd internet mgmt mib-2 ip ipAddrTable ipAddrEntry ipAdEntl3castAddr 1 3 6

Once you have verified the sha1sum or md5sum of the CD or DVD, as long as you got the image from a reliable site, you should be ready to burn the CD or DVD. With your Linux distribution in hand, use commands such as cdrecord or k3b to burn your CD or DVD images to disk. Instructions for installing the distributions from the CD or DVD can be found in individual chapters devoted to each distribution (s 8 19). Before you proceed, however, some information is useful for nearly every Linux system you are installing.

Linux can view your Samba shared directories as it does any other medium (hard disk, NFS shares, CD-ROM, and so on). Use mount to mount a Samba shared file system so that it is permanently connected to your Linux file system. Here s an example of the mount command in which a home directory (/home/chris) from a computer named toys on a local directory (/mnt/toys) is mounted. The command is typed, as root user, from a Terminal window: