On Fri, 07 Jan 2000, you wrote:
> QNX is very interesting. 8k microkernel, 150K web browser... The only
> problem, it's not open source, and the last time I checked, a developper
> license was around $15,000.
>
give muLinux a spinjust for the fun of it..:)
Best
Chris
On Fri, 07 Jan 2000, you wrote:
> QNX is very interesting. 8k microkernel, 150K web browser... The only
> problem, it's not open source, and the last time I checked, a developper
> license was around $15,000.
>
> But it's amazing to see that everything you need to access the internet
> can fit on
Zope plus squishdot module will produce a slashdot clone plus an
application server all in one. Check out www.zope.org and search for
squishdot. they have their own site now I believe.
Best
Chris
John Aldrich wrote:
>
> My bad..
> I told my boss what I'd found and he said "Oh, no...NOT
> maili
On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, you wrote:
> This happened to me too when I was installing Mandrake on my laptop.
> However it tends to happen when you load the PCMCIA boot disk. You might
> try not loading PCMCIA or just being moving really quickly through the
> install. I don't know why that is happening
Derek:
Using the instructions on the site for P3015ct I was able to get SuSe
6.0/6.1/6.2/ installed via FTP/PCMCIA. Neither version of Mandrake
6.0/6.1 have been successful to date. Contacted the Mandrake developers
at 6.0 and was told it would be fixed shortly but also have not seen a
functional
Strongly suggest that you tune into the chatter on linuxtoday.com or
sites of similar strains. Considering that all tier one vendors are now
supporting Linux especially the server market, you can even get a server
or desktop unit from Dell now, I don't think that Linux falls into the
poor mans ser
vanco:
Is there a fix yet for the PCMCIA images to install mandrake via ftp
with PCMCIA support. The install images dated sept 8 (bootnet.img) do
not seem to work with a Linksys 10BaseT PCMCIA card and crash on second
stage install. This seems to be indigenouse to RH/Mandrake not SuSe,
Caldera, o
Still struggling at this end to install 6.1 via ftp and pcmcia card
(Lynksys). Is this card supported by rh/mandrake images? Any docs
somewhere where I can read up on to build such an image if its not.
Should be an interesting challenge. I know the driver exits as other
distro's install on my te
Earlier this week I posted that the PCMCIA.img may have a bug in it due
to repeated failures on my laptop. Was wondering what the conclusion
was. Is the image dates 8 Sept. clean or is there an error in this
package. Just following up:)
Chris Herrnberger
greetings:
Im trying to sort out why the ftp via pcmcia support installation fails
repeatedly. Here are the details:
dual boot win98/mandrake 6.0 system (fat32 on win98 side)
using bootnet.img and pcmcia.img from 6.1 (source: tux.org and
linuxberg.org)
all smooth until second stage install:
con
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