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On Mon, Jun 23, 2003 at 09:40:57PM -0700, Mr O wrote:
How many have experience with working systems taking up less
than 512MB or smaller for the full system?? After taking a nice
long liesurely ride with Larry and touching on the topic, I was
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I checked the University of Oregon admissions site tonight just to be sure
that they didn't want anything else for my application. Saw this (note
the indicated lines):
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LNX-BBC http://lnx-bbc.org/
Has already had most of the trimming done, and has a build system that
should make it relatively easy
to customize it into a single purpose image.
On Monday, June 23, 2003, at 11:42 PM, Joseph Carter wrote:
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On Mon, Jun
Indeed, the mini-bootable distro's would be a good base to start with.
Are you talking about a full-blown typical mobo, just without the HD?
If per chance you're thinking of an embedded system or SBC, you might
want to consider some distro's which cater specifically to that set of
needs (generally
On Tue, Jun 24, 2003 at 03:08:28AM -0700, Joseph Carter wrote:
I checked the University of Oregon admissions site tonight just to be sure
that they didn't want anything else for my application. Saw this (note
the indicated lines):
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On Mon, Jun 23, 2003 at 09:40:57PM -0700, Mr O wrote:
How many have experience with working systems taking up less
than 512MB or smaller for the full system?? After taking a nice
long liesurely ride with Larry and touching on the topic, I was
thinking it's something I'd like to do. My initial
OS X vsLinux on PPC
for 64 Bit Power PC chip ?
http://apnews.excite.com/article/20030624/D7RS3UI80.html
Rodney
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I have several older systems (like the craptop im using right now!) that
have small secondary storage systems (usually hard drives).
Slack is a good choice, i havnt messed with zip slack though.
To conserver space only install what you need (ie, dont install all the
programming stuff, gnome,
Anyone know of a bootable CD that includes NTFS support? Even
read-only would satisfy me since I'm trying to copy off NTFS
onto FAT. From the looks of the lnx-bbc 2.1 it doesn't seem to
include NTFS support. The Gentoo liveCD won't do it, and Knoppix
hangs trying to create an /etc/fstab. (Trying
This one works for reading at least. I haven't tried writing.
http://www.tux.org/pub/people/kent-robotti/looplinux/rip/
On 06/24/03 02pm, Mike O wrote:
Anyone know of a bootable CD that includes NTFS support? Even
read-only would satisfy me since I'm trying to copy off NTFS
onto FAT. From
Actually, after booting the lnx-bbc I did notice it had NTFS
support. It's just not mentioned on the website.
Thanks though. I'll check out the other one later for the heck
of it.
Mr O.
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This one works for reading at least. I haven't tried writing.
The RIP-cd has a nice feature: a dd-like utility for reading
mostly unreadable drives, it won't give up just because there
are a few (thousand?) read-errors.
On 06/24/03 03pm, Mike O wrote:
Actually, after booting the lnx-bbc I did notice it had NTFS
support. It's just not mentioned on the
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