On Sat, Oct 26, 2002 at 10:08:00AM +1300, Volker Kuhlmann wrote: > > And no, it is not installed with the kernel, it is not related to the > > kernel. > > something very useful. Kernel and memtest are related as far as > starting them go, you pick either and they're loaded weith the same > mechanism.
So windows, dos, OS/2, Linux, are all related? Yes, they're OS's, thats not what I meant. memtest86 and Linux are not related at all. I see no reason why a kernel package would include memtest86. I'd find it more suitable to install memtest86 and have it tell you how to add it to your lilo.conf. (Ok, thats a quirk of Debian. no Package may modify another package's config files... unless there is a mechanism to do so..) > The distros you mention obviously lag behind SuSE by a > number of years in this one then. Volker, you know that that comment will start a heated argument that has no end.... Dont be so provocative. You are free to think that about SuSE, I definitely have a very different opinion. Mike. -- Michael Beattie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spock, the women on your planet are logical. No other planet in the galaxy can make that claim. -- Capt. James T. Kirk
