useful if someone who understands dpkg and
the other debian specific bits could decide if they are y2k compliant and if
they are, then to arrange an update to the web page.
John Lines
It is useful for people running in a mixed environment because it allows you
to pinch space from your DOS partition and use it as real Unix space
John Lines
p.s. Slackware had support for a UMSDOS boot disk - you could run with no
'real' Linux partition at all. It would be very handy to have that in Debian
at some stage.
you do not use this
on a production network at present as this is leading edge development work.
John Lines
ll them the UTC time when
the spammer was operating so they can work out who it was)
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some time (I only borrowed the card
yesterday and have to give it back soon).
I cant remember if /etc/pcmcia/serial creates /dev/modem or not (I dont
have my laptop handy to check at the moment) - also Debian uses the more
modern /dev/ttyS*
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n edited the resulting /tmp/fdisk
With this I could enable swap, and eventually mount the root partition
(you have to keep recreating /tmp/fdisk because dinstall keeps overwriting it)
I have now reached the stage where it is installing the base set, so hopefully
everything will be OK from here.
le as a Debian package but
when I looked (some time ago) it was the only 'smart mode' UPS monitor available
for Linux. (and the APC UPS - which I inherited from another project)
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y Unix distributions
(US versions) include Kerberos and it is written into the security related
internet standards such as GSSAPI.
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age where it is installing the base set, so hopefully
everything will be OK from here.
John Lines
p.s. it would be useful to have some way (not nescessarily obvious) to
re-execute dinstall, for people who have edited it in the second window -
I havent really looked into exactly how it is star
ried it yet, but I certainly will
when I get the chance.
John Lines
p.s. Bootp is well integrated with the PCMCIA support for laptops with ethernet
cards. I take my laptop from one site to another, or to my home ethernet,
and just plug it in and boot, and it picks up the appropriate IP c
ependancies on other packages to the normal Debian depandancy machanism.
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Linux from
Windows file manager very quickly if they want. (Very few people do get rid
of it, but it is much easier to persuade someone to try it if they know they
can get back to where they started very easily.)
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I am trying to install Debian 1.3 on a SCSI based Compaq Proliant system, and
the built in drivers cant find a hard disk to become the system disk.
Has anyone managed to get Linux to run on the Compaq Proliant ?? Is the
Compaq FAST SCSI adaptor a rebadged something else?
John Lines
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