Chris Hellyar wrote: >Arrrr, that'll be just the ticket for something I want to do as well... > It's not been maintained for over 4 years and appears to be based on a 2.0.0 kernel. Goodness only knows where the sources are after all this time.
>Also the chap who turned up with a Toshiba T1200 will be able to use it... > This chap isn't the same as the one I had is he? My fellow was a youth of about 14 or 15 I suppose, I remember a set of teeth braces too. >We should have the email address of the chap you spoke to.. Can you >remember his name? > No, I haven't the slightest idea. Sorry. The machine was a Toshiba 'T' something or other, with a disk about 60Megs in size. Very battered and the TFT display was 90% stuffed. It must have been at least 10 years old, probably a bit more. My daughter had one similar but it had a faster cpu and a bigger disk. She got hers in 1992 or 3. The TFT display is also 90% stuffed. > I can check the online registrations. > >Cheers, Chris H. > >----- Original Message ----- > > > >>2) I wish I had known about: >> >>http://www.superant.com/smalllinux/ >> >>before I gave this child a copy of toms root and boot diskette so that >>he could play with Linux on his truely ancient Toshiba portable. >> >>3) There seemed to be a lot of punters milling around not really knowing >>what to do. We need to have the handout a bit more developed. >> >> > > > > > >
