Multiple Floopies copy?

Hi all! I need to put a 2.8 MB file into two floppies for a non-networked machine. Any ideas on how to split the file? Thanks in advance, Cid. = It said it uses Windows 95 or better, so I loaded Linux!

Re: Multiple Floopies copy?

that split should be ok. Thanks, Cid. --- Douglas J Hunley [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu: Cidadão Dorense spewed electrons into the ether that assembled into: Hi all! I need to put a 2.8 MB file into two floppies for a non-networked machine. Any ideas on how to split the file? man split

Re: Multiple Floopies copy?

Thanks! That did it! --- Net Llama [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu: --- Cidadão Dorense [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Douglas, Joel, Keith and Lonni for the directions. I have splitted the file into two 1.4MB. I was hoping the See Also section of the man page would mention

Gentoo 1.0

Hi All. I've downloaded (at work) the 100 MB iso for Gentoo 1.0 to avoid downloading it from home (dial-up). Reading the install instructions from their site, I still have a doubt. I want to buid everything from scratch. So, I understand that I will never use the Stage 3 stuff. But, it is not

Gentoo 1.0 install instructions confusing

Hi all. For those also on the Gentoo list, sorry for the cross post... I felt the 1.0 install instructions a bit confusing when trying to do an Stage 2 Install. It looks to me that the step #10, the emerge rsync is not required for people doing this kind of installation, as well as step #11

Re: Gentoo

Thanks a lot for the tips! I'll start with the iso image. I think it is only 16MB. Regards, Cid. --- Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu: On Fri, Hi Collins. Do you know if with a great deal of patience is it possible to build a Gentoo system using dial-up connections? I wouldn´t

Re: Email Signature

Thanks! --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu: Typing furiously on February 26, Cidadão Dorense managed to emit: Thanks, Keith! I believe though that Kurt doesn't change it himself all the time. Kurt, is that a script that your Mail client point to or is a feature of that client

Re: Email Signature

: On Tue, 26 Feb 2002 01:15, Cidadão Dorense observed: Oops! I've should have checked there first! Thanks a lot Kurt. BTW, another thing I think is cool is to replace the someone@somewhere wrote that for other things, like you just did when replying to this. This one I couldn't find

Email Signature

Hi All! I've seen people using some interesting things for email signatures. Some use some funny comments found inside Linux Kernel source, some use the output of commands such as uptime. That is pretty cool... How can I do that? Thanks, Cid. = It said it uses Windows 95 or better, so I

Re: Email Signature

] escreveu: Typing furiously on February 25, Cidadão Dorense managed to emit: Hi All! I've seen people using some interesting things for email signatures. Some use some funny comments found inside Linux Kernel source, some use the output of commands such as uptime. That is pretty

Re: Email Signature

Thanks also, Mike! --- Mike Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu: On Tue, 26 Feb 2002 02:26, Cidadão Dorense wrote: That is pretty cool... How can I do that? Email-signatures- on the site below -- http://linux-sxs.org