Re: [luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

W. Wayne Liauh wrote: ... Almost every Linux guru I know has his/her own custom system. All my clients who have anything to do with Linux always customize their own Linux kernel. Is this an unspoken sina quo non or what? :-) Compiling and installing a new kernel is not the main problem.

[luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

You wanna know how many times I screwed up a kernel upgrade? (trust me, you don't) Now, however, I can do it with (literally) one hand tied behind my back (can't quite do it blindfolded yet :) and rarely have problems. You learn from your mistakes, and being able to compile a kernel by

Re: [luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

And if their patches are not incorporated by Marcelo, the 18-year Brazilian wonder kid who is nowin charge of the stable kernel, then there may be some unknown consequences. That's a good point. RedHat betas come with libacl and libattr. Red Hat beta samba comes with acl support too.

Re: [luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

W. Wayne Liauh wrote: Thanks Warren. The Limbo kernel was heavily patched by RedHat, there is no Win4Lin patch yet that will match it. I did try to use the closest patch file, but got a Hunk error. Effort aborted. Limbo 2 provides such a nice desktop, I am already spoiled and really hate

[luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

So, I will install Limbo 3 (Null), download and install the vanilla 2.4.19 kernel, then apply the stock patch, and that should solve all the problems? :-)

[luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

Now here is another tough question. Which 2.4.19 kernel should be used?

Re: [luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

There's only one... http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.4/linux-2.4.19.tar.gz Please use a mirror. --MonMotha W. Wayne Liauh wrote: Now here is another tough question. Which 2.4.19 kernel should be used?

[luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

Oops. Forgot we have moved to the 2.4.20 kernel. Upgrading the kernel. Best example of easier said than done. I have never ever had any success in upgrading the kernel. There's always something that went wrong. ;-(

Re: [luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

W. Wayne Liauh wrote: Oops. Forgot we have moved to the 2.4.20 kernel. Upgrading the kernel. Best example of easier said than done. I have never ever had any success in upgrading the kernel. There's always something that went wrong. ;-( You wanna know how many times I screwed up a

[luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

I was going to do a kernel patch (Win4Lin kernel patch) and needed the kernel source, which appeared to be in CDROM No. 4. Then I found out that the Limbo is gone from all the mirrors. Is there a new Redhat beta coming out?

Re: [luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

On Sun, 2002-08-18 at 11:21, W. Wayne Liauh wrote: I was going to do a kernel patch (Win4Lin kernel patch) and needed the kernel source, which appeared to be in CDROM No. 4. Then I found out that the Limbo is gone from all the mirrors. Is there a new Redhat beta coming out? Yep, very

[luau] Limbo 2 Gone from Mirrors

Thanks Warren. The Limbo kernel was heavily patched by RedHat, there is no Win4Lin patch yet that will match it. I did try to use the closest patch file, but got a Hunk error. Effort aborted. Limbo 2 provides such a nice desktop, I am already spoiled and really hate to go back to Red Hat