On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, Jeff Klassen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a new user of Linuxconf... and appreciating the work that has been put into
> it and what it is capable of doing. It helps to make administration a more
> enjoyable job.
>
> I am using Slackware 3.1. I have 1.10.34 of Linuxconf. I have followed the
> directions for enabling modules and have sucessfully enbled Samba, Apache etc,
> but when I want to enable the "treemenu" module, I do so, as with the others
> (via Control:Control Files and Systems:Linuxconf modules, and restart -- but the
> display has not changed.
in 1.10, you had to do this to access the treemenu module
linuxconf --modulemain treemenu
If you upgrade to 1.13r12, then the treemenu module is able to take over
the normal main menu transparently, so just enable the treemenu module is
enough to get the benefit, unlike release 1.10.
I have resumed doing bin-elf package for slackware starting with 1.13r12.
I intend to deliver bin-elf package on a regular basis from now on. Check
it out.
Note that 1.13r12 is much more modular than 1.10 so you will have to
enable some module which used to be in the core. to name a few
firewall
dnsconf
mailconf
dhcpd
rarp
dialout
uucp
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