Does anyone knox if it is safe to compile with -mpentium and
-mpentiumpro when using egcs-1.1.2? What about kernel compilinh.
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Steven Lord wrote:
> This is true, but if you use the rpms and need that the same applies.
Redhat includes the RAID patches in their SRPMs. Hence the need for a new
SRPM/RPM from Redhat for the kernel. I'd rather have them add in their
patches and QA it than waste my time adding them to the 2.2
Alexandru Sofronie wrote:
>
> Hi all!
>
> I have this question and i don't know anywhere else to post:
> There is a vector of strings with variant length each one.
> Please cout << me << a solution.
> Or, check the implement below, and PLEASE HELP ME!!!
> Or, maybe, please indicate anoth
But if you depend on certain Redhat patches (eg. RAID) then just using the
source can be a bit problematic...
This is true, but if you use the rpms and need that the same applies. Either
way your on a one way trip to patch city. An efficient kernel contains the
bare minimum, with modules for othe
Hi all!
I have this question and i don't know anywhere else to post:
There is a vector of strings with variant length each one.
Please cout << me << a solution.
Or, check the implement below, and PLEASE HELP ME!!!
Or, maybe, please indicate another mailing list with things like that, if
t
> On Fri, 9 Jun 2000, John Summerfield wrote:
>
> >
> > One of the great weaknesses of Linux is the need to be root to do so many
> > different things. Being root, one CAN do so many things...
> >
>
> Do you mean that Linux is more affected by this than any other flavor of
> UNIX? Can you pl
> Hi all!
>
> Please help me with this: I made it with dns problem, but when I execute ndc
> restart it tells me something like
> Error: name server was not running (Warning only).
> This is ok, after that I can telnet my own machine like telnet
> main.myowndomain.dom.(192.168.10.1 - for not dist
> I would strongly suggest that you get the source and compile it yourself.
> It's not as scary as you think. Linuxdoc (www.linuxdoc.org) has a kernel
> howto. RPM's are generally pre-compiled with patches and stuff that can make
> it a bit ugly. Example: Mandrake kernel RPM's are fine if you have
I would strongly suggest that you get the source and compile it yourself.
It's not as scary as you think. Linuxdoc (www.linuxdoc.org) has a kernel
howto. RPM's are generally pre-compiled with patches and stuff that can make
it a bit ugly. Example: Mandrake kernel RPM's are fine if you have a
penti
