#
# i think the only problem with this is how will be able to write or save
# your work. you can only play with the commands but not save stuffs..
#
Once the kernel is resdent, you can mount other filesystems (e.g. you
HDD) where you can do writes.
Question for Mr. Manalastas:
- Where do the swap partition, and the /tmp directory reside physically?
I can imagine it would be in the local FS, but considering how do you
configure it? swap turned off?
stay cool.
jeff --
# arvin
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# At 09:16 AM 7/14/2000 +0800, you wrote:
# >At 08:20 AM 7/14/00 +0800, you wrote:
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# >good morning doc,
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# >may i inquire if we could get a CD copy of your software? hope somebody on
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# >interested.
# >
# >thanks..
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# >raymond
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