I just edited my rc.local file to add symlinks of the old names to the files
of the new names. Works great for my purposes.
-- Dan Egli
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From: "Michael B. Trausch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "William Knop" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I just edited my rc.local file to add symlinks of the old names to the files
of the new names. Works great for my purposes.
-- Dan Egli
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To: "William Knop" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I do ppp using 2.4.0 w/ redhat 7 now, no upgrades besides modultils and the
kernel :>
-- Dan Egli
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From: "Paul Mackerras" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Albert D. Cahalan
I do ppp using 2.4.0 w/ redhat 7 now, no upgrades besides modultils and the
kernel :
-- Dan Egli
-- Network Administrator / President
-- Frankenstein Computers
-- 801-671-7875
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From: "Paul Mackerras" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Albert D. Cahalan"
Ok. Here's a question for anyone. I have a computer here that I'm trying to
get IDE-SCSI to work on. It seems to be a complete dud from this point of
view.
System config: Dual P3-550, 256MB Ram
Scsi card: Adaptec 2940U2W.
2 Seagate LVD drives connected
Primary
Ok. Here's a question for anyone. I have a computer here that I'm trying to
get IDE-SCSI to work on. It seems to be a complete dud from this point of
view.
System config: Dual P3-550, 256MB Ram
Scsi card: Adaptec 2940U2W.
2 Seagate LVD drives connected
Primary
On Thu, 14 Dec 2000, Linus Torvalds wrote:
> Yes.
>
> And I realize that somebody inside RedHat really wanted to use a snapshot
> in order to get some C++ code to compile right.
>
> But it at the same time threw C stability out the window, by using a
> not-very-widely-tested snapshot for a
easiest way I can think of is to compile them into the kernel, not as
modules. Thus as soon as the kernel boots, they are active in memory.
-- Dan Egli
-- Network Administrator / President
-- Frankenstein Computers
-- 801-671-7875
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From: "Edouard Soriano&quo
easiest way I can think of is to compile them into the kernel, not as
modules. Thus as soon as the kernel boots, they are active in memory.
-- Dan Egli
-- Network Administrator / President
-- Frankenstein Computers
-- 801-671-7875
- Original Message -
From: "Edouard Soriano&qu
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