Re[2]: [Cooker] Any idea about new 9.2 isos and Austin some questions.

2003-11-03 Thread Galileo
BH> I'm not sure here. if you got everything it will include them as long as there BH> are no issues. I will run it again and log the output to a file. Maybe some useful clue will come up. Btw I changed 9.2.conf in the misc/doc/ dir. I have a feeling that it is being used by default ? BH> I think

Re: [Cooker] Any idea about new 9.2 isos and Austin some questions.

2003-11-03 Thread Brook Humphrey
On Monday 03 November 2003 01:53 pm, Galileo wrote: > Don't care about lg also. My trusty old TEAC 40x is the best out there > > :))) > > btw how come I have only 1,3 gigs of iso ? > Download edition is about 2 gigs large. I'm not sure here. if you got everything it will include them as long as the

Re[2]: [Cooker] Any idea about new 9.2 isos and Austin some questions.

2003-11-03 Thread Galileo
BH> if they are not then dont worry about it. In my case I run apache 2 so the BH> above errors would not bother me at all. Is there a way to force certain packages to for example first cd ? >> 4 20:20 4-Cooker-download.iso drwxr-xr-x2 root root >> Nov 4 20:18 Cooker-download/ [EMAIL PRO

Re: [Cooker] Any idea about new 9.2 isos and Austin some questions.

2003-11-03 Thread Brook Humphrey
On Monday 03 November 2003 11:26 am, Galileo wrote: > BH> I dont use the conf files at all. > It looks like simplicity is the best way : > > BH> then I copy the i586 tree myself. I add whatever i want onto my cd's > from BH> contribs, plf, the club, texstar, updates, misc, and my own custom > made

Re[2]: [Cooker] Any idea about new 9.2 isos and Austin some questions.

2003-11-03 Thread Galileo
BH> I dont use the conf files at all. It looks like simplicity is the best way : BH> then I copy the i586 tree myself. I add whatever i want onto my cd's from BH> contribs, plf, the club, texstar, updates, misc, and my own custom made BH> rpm's. I then run makecd with just the path to my i586 dire

Re: [Cooker] Any idea about new 9.2 isos and Austin some questions.

2003-11-03 Thread Brook Humphrey
On Monday 03 November 2003 05:59 am, Galileo wrote: > Would you be interested in writing a short howto for the rest of us > who don't know how to do it ? > I have been able to build a few isos on my own but I'm not really > satisfied. I suppose that my main problem is that I don't understand > conf

Re: [Cooker] Any idea about new 9.2 isos and Austin some questions.

2003-11-03 Thread Greg Meyer
On Monday 03 November 2003 08:59 am, Galileo wrote: > BH> well i have finished my own set and have made my own iso's but I don't > think BH> that is what you mean. They are not fancy and still say cooker > 9.2 when you BH> install them but they still pull updates from the 9.2 > tree. I would put up

Re[2]: [Cooker] Any idea about new 9.2 isos and Austin some questions.

2003-11-03 Thread Galileo
BH> well i have finished my own set and have made my own iso's but I don't think BH> that is what you mean. They are not fancy and still say cooker 9.2 when you BH> install them but they still pull updates from the 9.2 tree. I would put up a Would you be interested in writing a short howto for the

Re: [Cooker] Any idea about new 9.2 isos and Austin some questions.

2003-11-02 Thread Austin
On Sun, 2003-11-02 at 19:32, Brook Humphrey wrote: > By the way Austin if you read this I have been playing with recording using > audacity and it will get funny static kind of in the recordings if you don't > use ext3. Any other journal file system will produce this although riser does > it wor

Re: [Cooker] Any idea about new 9.2 isos and Austin some questions.

2003-11-02 Thread Brook Humphrey
On Sunday 02 November 2003 02:39 pm, Francisco Alcaraz wrote: > Does anyone know when the 9.2 isos with the kernel problem > solved will be avalaible? > > Regards well i have finished my own set and have made my own iso's but I don't think that is what you mean. They are not fancy and still say c