I'm experiencing networking slowdowns and freezes on my Linux enabled
Nintendo Wii. I'm running Debian 4.0 etch PowerPC version. I'm using
a wired connection. I'm wondering if this is a memory issue as the
Wii doesn't have much memory. I'm trying to download
linux-2.6.32.tar.bz2 from
I've pretty well decided that the best process for me to upgrade my
server/workstation from Slackware-13.1/32-bit to -13.37/64-bit is to install
the latter on a new drive connected externally (along with the compat32
libraries), then copy over those 32-bit applications that I need. This
There are many ways to do what you want. I suggest an alternative. :)
1 Replace the old disk with the new one.
2 Perform the install you wish to do.
3 Hook up the old disk with the USB adapter.
4 Copy files needed.
This avoids any changes that might occur when you change how the disk is
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On Thu, 14 Jul 2011, Russell Johnson wrote:
There are many ways to do what you want. I suggest an alternative. :)
1 Replace the old disk with the new one.
That's how I usually do it. However, I do not want to take down my servers
and lose access to the workstation until I have as much as
On Jul 14, 2011, at 11:56 AM, Rich Shepard wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011, Russell Johnson wrote:
There are many ways to do what you want. I suggest an alternative. :)
1 Replace the old disk with the new one.
That's how I usually do it. However, I do not want to take down my servers
and
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011, Russell Johnson wrote:
How do you intend to run the installation procedure without rebooting to
the installation CD, thereby forgoing access to said old system?
Russell,
That's why I asked if it's possible to install onto an external drive
rather than the booting
On Jul 14, 2011, at 1:17 PM, Rich Shepard wrote:
That's why I asked if it's possible to install onto an external drive
rather than the booting drive.
Ergo, the answer must be that it's not.
Ah. I did not understand that part of the question. I assumed that you would be
attaching the
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011, Russell Johnson wrote:
Ah. I did not understand that part of the question. I assumed that you
would be attaching the USB devices, and rebooting to start the install.
Russell,
Allow me to re-phrase the question: Can I attache a brand-new drive to a
running host and
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 01:24:12PM -0700, Rich Shepard wrote:
Allow me to re-phrase the question: Can I attache a brand-new drive to a
running host and install the OS on that external drive while the host
continues to be used?
Debian allows something like this with a chroot install but I'm
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011, Aaron Burt wrote:
You need a monitor and keyboard on the other machine *while* you're doing
the install? KVMs are cheap at FreeGeek. KBs/Monitors are free to borrow
at the Clinic. (Which is THIS SUNDAY, everyone!)
Aaron,
It's good to have backup hardware here so I
Not to assume that everyone who wants one has one...
If you want one email me and I'll send it.
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Michael,
I wonder if The BackSpace Cafe (115 NW 5th Av.) would be a good place for
Advanced Topics meetings. I was there for a DorkBot meeting (which was not
held because it was the 4th). I spoke to the bartender. He said that they
are open to having such meetings. They have a projector and a
Copied and pasted below is an e-mail that appeared in my inbox,
complete with all the headers. Looking at the headers I don't see my
address anywhere. I know the topic has been discussed here, but I don't
see the list address anywhere either.
Also, I can make this meeting. Should I? Would my
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