On Fri, 2003-11-07 at 14:49, mathieu perrenoud wrote:
Hello,
I'm looking for a tool that would do with X11 windows something similar that
screen does with consoles. Something that would let me detach from windows
and re-attach to them from somewhere else. I don't want the overhead of
On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 12:41, Mike Williams wrote:
Is it possible for me to steal 10 GB
from the Windows partition and give it to Linux?
Partition Magic (costly windows program), the tools in sys-fs/ntfsprogs, and
parted should be able to do what you need, but it depends on which
have
time to even look at configuration files. Now I have it running on 4
machines without any problems so far. I recommend it at least as an
option. [disclaimer: I never got to try shorewall]
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as maildrop -d destination
email
Any ideas?
Thanks
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the whole thing, then chroot
out of the dir, either use rsync -a to copy the system dir to the / of
the slow machine, or use tar to create a tarball or tar it over the
network.
Cheers,
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journal file which should not be copied (as
stated somewhere in the man pages of something... dont remember now).
Cheers,
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could it
be. I myself am interested in installing a firewall/dns on a
P120/32Mb... I have debian ready on a CD. But would like it to be Gentoo
if I can maintain it in reasonably later on.
Greets.
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will probably make that much smaller.
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for now.
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as a matter of fact :-)
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such a feature. What do you people
think?
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. It is a win-win situation.
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