For the last year I have been working on making custom distros; at work I
have needed to come up with a way to install a _very_ custom linux on
special hardware. I start with the basic RedHat (6.2) install CD and
hack it up to suit my needs.
I have come up with 2 methods:
1) Delete the RedHat
At 7:01 PM -0500 12/30/00, Jeffry Smith wrote:
>What distro are you using?
>
Red Hat 5.2
cathy
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Charles Farinella wrote:
> It's time for me to rebuild my system, and I'd like to try a non-RedHat
> distro
I've used several different distributions (Yggdrasil, Slackware,
Caldera, TurboLinux, RedHat, Mandrake, Debian, Suse come to mind). Which
one you use is a matter of taste. Often, I'll us
Hi everybody,
I'm facing a big decision, and I would need some information. So I might go in
two directions:
-DSL from Verizon (which means that I buy a PCI kit from Staples, which I bet
is only for windows) or MV (which in turn uses Verizon AFAIK). This is a little
more expensive than Speedway,
>isn't practical. I'd try Debian, but have not found one with KDE2.
No, they haven't put it into Potato. Maybe they will solve the kde/debian war
after a while, and it will be in the next stable distribution.
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I just run named myself... don't need to bother with mediaone's servers.
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Was it just imagination stringing us along?
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On Sat, Dec 30, 2000 at 08:46:51PM -0500, Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
> pretty package...) All things being equal, this beats the pants off of
> downloading Slackware one disk at a time over the ol' 14.4 modem. From a
Been there, done that! Ahhh... nostalgia.
Anybody download Doom shareware on 4
Well... Slackware is the oldest extant distribution. It's really kinda
nifty -- brings you back to the "old days" of Linux, though I admit I
haven't used it since 3.3 or 3.4. I used to be a huge Slackware fan, but,
slowly, came about to the dark side of package managers (Slackware's
"packages"
I have used SuSE for a couple of years and prefer it to the others. There
are several similarities to Tru64 Unix which is what I work on at work.
Charles Farinella wrote:
> It's time for me to rebuild my system, and I'd like to try a non-RedHat
> distro. I know that everyone is jazzed about Debi
On Sat, Dec 30, 2000 at 01:40:25PM -0500, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
> This is probably a dumb question, but here goes, anyway...
>
> There is a user that has a directory under their home directory that
> they want to to be owned/grouped nobody and mode 777, as well as
> everything under it. When
On Sat, 30 Dec 2000, you wrote:
> It's time for me to rebuild my system, and I'd like to try a non-RedHat
> distro. I know that everyone is jazzed about Debian, but I'm a little
> concerned about the install.
>
> I'm kind of intrigued by Slackware, and wondered if folks might have some
> opinion
It's time for me to rebuild my system, and I'd like to try a non-RedHat
distro. I know that everyone is jazzed about Debian, but I'm a little
concerned about the install.
I'm kind of intrigued by Slackware, and wondered if folks might have some
opinions they might share with me. (Opinions? Us?
Ken Lussier wrote:
>Nortel Contivity Extranet Server 1510:
That, I presume, is the Roman spelling...
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What distro are you using? My immediate thought, if you don't need it set up
the way it was, is to recreate the printer in the printcap from scratch. I'd
install CUPS & gtklp (what I have at home), then define it as a remote
printer, and not bother with all the spooling stuff, but let the pri
I received a lot of responses to my question about IPSEC appliances, and
thanks to all for the information. Between the responses that I got from
this list and from the Linux-IPSEC mailing list, as well as my own
research, I have found several systems that are either 1) compatible
with both Window
Yes. Set the t bit on the directory and make sure that the umask for the
user is set to 0 in /etc/profile. :-)
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This is probably a dumb question, but here goes, anyway...
There is a user that has a directory under their home directory that
they want to to be owned/grouped nobody and mode 777, as well as
everything under it. When they create a subdirectory, it is
owned/grouped them and mode 755. Is there a
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