At 01:26 AM 11/26/00 +0100, Eric Wolzak wrote:
>> Did you apply the LRP-specific patches to this kernel tree, especially the
>> "initrd" patch? From the error you report, it sounds like you didn't.
>>
>You are rigth i didn't, just focussing in the wrong direction ;)
>
>Thanks , tomorrow i'll try
Hello
Ray wrote
> Did you apply the LRP-specific patches to this kernel tree, especially the
> "initrd" patch? From the error you report, it sounds like you didn't.
>
You are rigth i didn't, just focussing in the wrong direction ;)
Thanks , tomorrow i'll try again
Eric Wolzak
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Did you apply the LRP-specific patches to this kernel tree, especially the
"initrd" patch? From the error you report, it sounds like you didn't.
For a quick runthrough on this patching process, read
http://lrp.steinkuehler.net/kernel/2.2.16-1/kernel.readme
I haven't seen reports yet of
Hello
I 'm sorry that my first post in this list is possible a stupid question,
but i read all documentation i could find and searched google with
no result.
I compiled the latest test Kernel 2.4 including loopback, minix,
ramdisk etc . I then tested, moving the bzImage on a working
eig
At 11:13 AM 11/25/00 -0800, Evgeni Dobrev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>My name is Evgeni Dobrev. I am from Bulgaria but currently work as a
>network administrator and software developer for a german company in
>germany. I have strong interest in the UNIX/LINUX OSs and have experience
>
Hello,
My name is Evgeni Dobrev. I am from Bulgaria but currently work as a
network administrator and software developer for a german company in
germany. I have strong interest in the UNIX/LINUX OSs and have experience
programming in C and C++ under UNIX and Win32. Worked with BASH, php, perl
> Does anybody here feel up to the task of getting a Linux 2.4
> version going?
>
> If we can build a Linux 2.4 firewall on a floppy, we will be
> in ship shape. Doing so would greatly distinguish us from our
> LRP roots, while furthering it's efforts greatly also.
>
> A Linux 2.4 LEAF firewall-on
