ard
drives, it shouldn't be a problem.
I've had an 80Gb hard drive on both a P233MMX (old dell model) and
currently on my Compaq SSF server (a PII-450).
The trick is to just have small partition for hda1 for the boot
partition, then run wild! :) The kernel will do the rest! :D
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Jonathan
at about setting up a general firewall rule on West, so that any
connections which would go 'out' onto the internet be routed though the VPN?
I'm not even sure any of this is workable - just thought I'd throw out
some ideas? :)
HTH,
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Jonathan Wright
Life has no meaning unl
ee sharedbufferscached
Mem:125896 123300 2596 0 10880 43916
-/+ buffers/cache: 68504 57392
Swap: 250480 110864 139616
So, it's only using 68504kb of mem (although 110864 are in swap, 'cause
it&#x
er to get it to work (it simulated the
region needed for the disk).
Anyone got any idea how i can get around this. I've got both region 1
and region 2 dvds. btw, it's a pioneer 116 (i think again :).
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e same problem, but after I compiled what was needed
into the kernel, setup and x and ran it, the mouse was irratic (i was
using /dev/usbmouse). It's a cordless Logitech MouseMan, so I used the
MouseMan protocol, and that seamed to be casuing the problem. I changed
it to Auto and it picked it up fi
