Sounds like this may be fun, I have some extra time and can contribute,
where do we start ??

Ken Dreger



At 04:12 PM 3/31/2003, you wrote:
On Mon, Mar 31, 2003 at 12:03:05PM -0500, Post, Mark K wrote:

> Rob van der Heij was tossing this idea around last year.  He/we didn't get
> very far on it (so far as I know).  One of the things he wanted to do was
> have all the "major" Linux/390 flavors on one CD, and that was pushing
> things just a little bit too much in terms of available space.

That sounds like it should fit, actually.  My Debian image (bz2 compressed
CCKD) is only 54M, and there are not really that many Linux/390
distributions out there.

It would be relatively easy to create a Knoppix CD with the Hercules deb
installed, include a bunch of DASD images, and add a few icons to the KDE
desktop to launch them.  No installation required; just boot the CD and
click the mouse.

I don't have the time or inclination to work on this, but would be willing
to provide assistance with the Debian side of things if someone else does.

--
 - mdz

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