Hi Gustin :) > If you are compiling kernels on your own, you should probably build > something a little more recent than 2.6.22.
I ONCE build the actually kernel which was 2.6.24.7-rt17 ;), I didn't build it yesterday. The information is, that DVD-RAM is comfortable to use by kernels EX 2.6.22. This explains why there can be troubles with 64 Studio 2.1 and that there probably will be no trouble with 64 Studio 3.0 beta. > There are better options (more reliable with a wider degree of > compatibility) than DVD-RAM. USB mass storage is your friend. By the way, some hours ago the postman delivered the new USB stick, which is a warranty exchange. The first USB stick has been used only 3 times before it gets broken, probably because the stick's controller is susceptible for voltage fluctuation. Each computer power supply is regulated/stabilized and I slot an overvoltage protection ahead. It's recommended to connect the stick after the computer is turned on, because of the impulse, when turning on the computer. My first USB stick wasn't a friend, we'll see if the second USB stick will be my friend. DVD-RAM are very safe media. Something strange happened. The DVD-RAM that wasn't fine for Windows any more, after it was used with Linux, became fine again with Windows, but a new formated DVD-RAM, that was fine with Windows, after using it with Linux, now is only fine with Linux. I didn't figured out what's the reason for this and I won't do it for the moment. At home I'm importing data to Windows by reading an ext3 partition and importing data by Linux reading ntfs partitions. I don't write data from Windows to Linux partitions and I don't write data from Linux to Windows partitions. For the moment exchanging data with other computers is done by CDs and DVDs. Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
