First, if you wait, the sf.net search usually returns results. I just did a search, and though it took about 20 seconds, it returned results. For a free service used by hundred of thousands of people, I'm not disappointed.
If your node is not up, you will not be able to rsync anything to it. Because of this, rsync procedures will fail. If you are having difficulty with getting your Davicom adapter to work, see this FAQ item: http://oscar.sourceforge.net/faq/show.php?version=ALL&key=new-sis-kernel Basically, try a kernel with support for your adapter, or use a different adapter. There isn't support for kernel modules at this stage of the install (yet... it's being worked on). If you can network boot the node (i.e. PXE boot), then this step would be easier, since you can just replace the kernel (et al.) in /tftpboot. > RESPONDING! Just short of 2 hrs later, I'd expect a response, even on a > Sunday... Already today on my LFS list I've gotten at least a good 40 > emails. Why's this list so damn slow? Have I caught the tail-end of a > down-swing? I'm SERIOUSLY frustrated here. ANY help would be Keep in mind that this is a project worked on by a relatively small number of people. We don't have a book, 22 mirror sites, a news server, translation, or nearly as many people responding to support requests, as the LFS project does. We try to respond as quickly as possible, but this is primarily a during-the-week (as in, many of us do this full time) project. That said, we try our best to respond ASAP, day, night, weekend, holiday, etc. Jason ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Oscar-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/oscar-users
