) configure files and have a revision
control over it.
I know this is off-point, but TWiki (http://twiki.org) is a wiki with built-in
version control.
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) configure files and have a revision
control over it.
I know this is off-point, but TWiki (http://twiki.org) is a wiki with built-in
version control.
Randy Kramer
(or use
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn) to record that information for
others. ;-)
regards,
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everything for
the user.)
Anyway, I'm sure you know all this. I just wanted to make a pitch for
storing your 5 (to 250+) hours worth of learning in an easily
accessible location, hopefully WikiLearn:
* http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn
regards,
Randy Kramer
a Google
search) or the original wiki (at www.c2.org?).
regards,
Randy Kramer
Mark,
Thanks for posting this script. I've taken the liberty of putting it on
a Wikilearn page,
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/preview/Wikilearn/MirroringAWebSite.
If you have any questions, concerns, comments, let me know, or modify
the page yourself, as it is a wiki (TWiki).
regards,
Randy
???
I'm a little late with this, but just thought that someone should
mention that there is some kind of limit on the number of partitions
per disk. It's something like 63 for IDE disks and 16 for SCSI disks
(but I could have that backwards).
Randy Kramer
of performance can you
get out of a Linux box serving as a router?? (Well, it is just within
the capability of a single 100 mbps Ethernet card, but it's a lot of
traffic.)
Randy Kramer
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On Thursday 06 March 2003 11:31 am, Thomas Lamy wrote:
Randy Kramer wrote:
I started working with a Vector root / boot set and have made
progress,
but I have a lot to learn and many problems remain -- if there is
an easier way I'd like to try it.
Sorry, I never went that path. Sounds
but we use cp
-a instead of tar or dd. The basic outline of the procedure is here:
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/DdCloningScript#Notes_from_Linc
We do plan to get that cleaned up some day (soon, I hope), but for now
it at least provides a basic record of what we're doing.
Randy Kramer
-- if there is an
easier way I'd like to try it.
Randy Kramer
of performance can you
get out of a Linux box serving as a router?? (Well, it is just within
the capability of a single 100 mbps Ethernet card, but it's a lot of
traffic.)
Randy Kramer
On Thursday 06 March 2003 11:31 am, Thomas Lamy wrote:
Randy Kramer wrote:
I started working with a Vector root / boot set and have made
progress,
but I have a lot to learn and many problems remain -- if there is
an easier way I'd like to try it.
Sorry, I never went that path. Sounds
but we use cp
-a instead of tar or dd. The basic outline of the procedure is here:
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/DdCloningScript#Notes_from_Linc
We do plan to get that cleaned up some day (soon, I hope), but for now
it at least provides a basic record of what we're doing.
Randy Kramer
like Greg(ory) says, knowing the volume is important -- or at least
tell us what kind of connection you have to your ISP -- dial up ;-),
DSL, ISDN, Cable, T1, T3. If DSL or Cable, do you know what kind of
uplink and downlink bandwidth you are allowed (or use)?
Randy Kramer
On Wednesday 05
Amen. Thank you!!
Randy Kramer
And, you did allude to this but I'd like to state it explicitly -- if
that I MB is that big because it is HTML, a Word .doc, or something
else that uses a lot of space without adding content, convert it to
plain text, and still put it on a website instead
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