On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Richard Spencer wrote about, changing dists (was broken C++
compiler):
> * Richard Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [000810 03:10]:
> > On Wed, 09 Aug 2000, Richard Spencer wrote about, Re: broken C++ compiler:
> > If you installed slackware the "adviseable" way, install everything, just
> > under one gig, then there should be no problems at all with any compiler.
>
> That's exactly what I did!
Then you should have no problems anywhere.
> I've tried once before to get Slackware rolling, and I'm still
> new enough to Linux that I don't REALLY know which files are
> 'portable.' In other words, I spent a lot of time getting
> RH the way I like it. Any advice as to what I can do to make the
> transition easier, vis a vis directories to tar, hw specific
> config files I might need, and so on.
The system confighration files are in /etc/rc.d
Slackware starts like any other system, /etc/inittab
Check that file, it tells you what other files are for.
The most freq, asked question is eth0 thats defined in /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1
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Regards Richard
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