Re: [expert] Minimalist Mandrake Distro Size?

2002-08-25 Thread Lonnie Cumberland
MAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2002 12:07 PM Subject: Re: [expert] Minimalist Mandrake Distro Size? > Lonnie. > > If you are looking to get that small embedded Linux will carry you > further than any of the desktop dirsto's. At that size you are not > going t

Re: [expert] Minimalist Mandrake Distro Size?

2002-08-25 Thread James Sparenberg
onse Chuck. > > I guess that I'll just have to keep investigating the problem a little more. > > Thanks again, > Lonnie > > - Original Message - > From: "Chuck Shirley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Sunday, Augus

Re: [expert] Minimalist Mandrake Distro Size?

2002-08-25 Thread Lonnie Cumberland
:29 AM Subject: Re: [expert] Minimalist Mandrake Distro Size? > On Sunday 25 August 2002 17:04, Lonnie Cumberland wrote: > >What I need now is a small minimalist distribution of Mandrake that > >would have the latest supported kernel 2.4.x and latest Xfree 4.x > >windowing system.

Re: [expert] Minimalist Mandrake Distro Size?

2002-08-25 Thread Chuck Shirley
On Sunday 25 August 2002 17:04, Lonnie Cumberland wrote: >What I need now is a small minimalist distribution of Mandrake that >would have the latest supported kernel 2.4.x and latest Xfree 4.x >windowing system. My project will be connecting to the internet as >well via NFS and Samba along with

[expert] Minimalist Mandrake Distro Size?

2002-08-25 Thread Lonnie Cumberland
Hello All,   I have been looking at various distributions on the net but have always liked Mandrake and have used it in the past with great success.   What I need now is a small minimalist distribution of Mandrake that would have the latest supported kernel 2.4.x and latest Xfree 4.x windowi