-- Joerg Reinhardt Döllbachstraße 15 34127 Kassel Germany [EMAIL PROTECTED] Im having an old, scrappy Pentium 75MgHz, but a relal huge hard drive: 13,6GB (well at least for that CPU and BIOS it is huge, cause the BIOS is supposed to take harddrives not bigger than 2.something gigs) There was no smaller drive to buy anywhere, so I was forced to update BIOS (brought it to recognise 8.6gigs) and using an on disc trak manager (it's located in the BIOS of the harddrive itself), for getting the rest of it readable without limitation via Jumper settings. That manager does mightyly speed down, the performance of my machine! Unfortionally I chose "install all" at the installation process (just to see what is included in Linux, not to use stuff like an DNS!), because there is no space problem at all on my drive (and propably never will be). Now it occured to me, that all those Services, Servers and Daemons that I don't need at all, are launched as well while booting. I do know how to inactivate them (at least I think so), but I dare to swich something off, that I need, cause all those Names of Daemons, services and servers are quite cryptical for me, as a newbie! Joerg
