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On Fri, 7 May 1999, Edward Doolittle wrote:
> You can still have a RAM disk to store data. It just doesn't have to be
> as large as your entire root partition. For example, you could have /etc
> and /var as RAM disks, and just read binaries from the floppy.
Vice versa, /etc and /var on floppy, binyries in ramdisk. That's what I
have. 100 times faster and more reliable. Anyone can plug my router off
and when is plugged back it works normal again.
> For simple routing + diald, I still think it's possible to put everything
> on one floppy uncompressed. You won't be able to use the Linux Router
> Project with less than about 12MB of memory, though (according to them).
> You'll have to roll your own solution. I'm just glad I don't have to do
> it. :-)
Yes, but i have diald, pppd, mgetty (for dialin), inetd and in.telnetd
daemons on one floppy and I can fix everything from home etc.
lp,
BlaYO
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