>> OK, I haven't really been following the cooker/LM8.0 stuff too
well,
>> and I couldn't find any reference in the archives about whether
the
>> new release is expected to support ReiserFS and NFSv3 (or even v2
for
>> that matter) together out of the box or not.
>
>Yup, we have tested the patches
OK, I haven't really been following the cooker/LM8.0 stuff too well,
and I couldn't find any reference in the archives about whether the
new release is expected to support ReiserFS and NFSv3 (or even v2 for
that matter) together out of the box or not.
Is this a planned/supported configuration? I
Guillaume answered:
>Neal Pitts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> I'd pay a subscription fee for a service that backported certain
>> "interesting" packages from cooker to the release version if it meant
I
>> could see them in say, maybe a month of release time. Why pay money?
To
>> encourage spee
>I have managed to get 160Mb on it, but with fewer files. I know when
you run
>things like fsck the output says something like /zz files. I
have
>always assumed that zz is the maximum number of files possible on
the disk.
>Is there a finite limit of files that Linux (or indeed any OS)
>Sad development, but Mandrake is becoming more and more like Microsoft.
Or perhaps Mandrake is becoming more and more like a successful
business. I'm sorry, crusades as for people who don't have to support
themselves. Witness Richard Stallman. He's a crusader, not a
businessman, and he's been b
> Is this really that important to MandrakeSoft? Don't get caught up in
>allowing Walmart to dictate the terms. What is more important stable
release
>or Nov 1st target. If Walmart won't take it past a given date,
politely
>remind them about how well the product is selling at Staples. (Yes lie,
m
>> I'd like to see a 7.2/486 ISO not long after the
>> 7.2/586 is released.
[...]
>For that matter, why not also have a 686 version ;)
Both sound good to me, but remember these guys are trying to run a
business. How are they going to resell either one of those versions. I
actually loaded the 7.0
