I recently decided to recompile my kernel (2.0.35, slackware 3.6 on an
i3000) and enable APM, essentially following Tomasz Barszczak's tips from
his i3000 page. I backup my old /vmlinuz, do a make zdisk to write the
kernel to a floppy and a zImage, and then copy the new zImage to /vmlinuz,
exacty
This is not exactly an answer to your question, but I'm tempted to suggest
cutting to the chase, forget about debugging Win98/IE, and installing
linux (most or all of the major cdrom distributions come with netscape). I
still have 2Gb of my disk reserved for Win95, which I use at most a couple
of
There a few of things that come to mind. The first is that not all
versions of tar, gzip for Windows are created equal - you need to be
careful with whatever utilities you're using to gunzip, untar (if you're
in Windows). For example, long file names or names with more than one
period may get
A brief followup: minicom does not need X to work (whatever the
documentation may say - I just tried it out now), so you could in
principle install linux and use minicom (serial access) to get a Unix
login prompt from your ISP and then ftp the files you need to your linux
partition. You don't
I recently had problems setting up my Zip drive, but got it working after
some trial and error; maybe this will get you started.
My setup: Slackware 3.5 (Linux 2.0.35) on a Dell Inspiron 3000. I doubt
that setting up a Zip drive on an Inspiron 7000 or any other machine, for
that matter, is much
Thanks very much. I haven't sent it to Kyle yet but, yes, I'll send it to
him.
Paul
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On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Tomasz Barszczak wrote:
Paul M.N Feehan wrote:
I recently had problems setting up my Zip drive, but got it working after
some trial and error; maybe this will get you
