I used the Dark Star Resque Disk, Tom's was to be my next try...
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
> Adrian Stacey wrote:
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>> Well I tried to get the CD in but those floopy drives are too small ;)
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> http://www.toms.net/rb/
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> Works a treat!
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Adrian Stacey wrote:
> Well I tried to get the CD in but those floopy drives are too small ;)
http://www.toms.net/rb/
Works a treat!
Well I tried to get the CD in but those floopy drives are too small ;)
None of my servers have CD ROM drives, waste of resourses to me, like a
server withh S3 video... no point
Adrian
V K wrote:
>>BTW, I got a good emergency booter off the web, helped when I messed
>>with the C libs - (yeah
TED]>
> Subject: how to stuff up your day
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> As typical boot scripts do in floppy distros, it wrote from scatch new
> versions of :
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> /etc/passwd
> /etc/profile
> /etc/resolv.conf
> /etc/networks
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> as well as a whole lot of other crap. Luckily I had stayed logg
> What's wrong with the rescue system on your distro install CD?
> I.e. insert CD, boot, instead of "install" select "rescue".
> Come to think of it, your floppy thing might not be as bloated.
>
> Debian had a little bootable CD a while back.
In my case there was no cd drive
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Nick Rout <[EMAI
> BTW, I got a good emergency booter off the web, helped when I messed
> with the C libs - (yeah, another story). Yell if you're interested,
> nice basic linux system on a floppy...
What's wrong with the rescue system on your distro install CD?
I.e. insert CD, boot, instead of "install" select
Ahhh, I remember the days...
Back when I ran the BBS I ran the system on a netware 3.11 server... Two
drives, SYS and VOL1... I got hold of a (Huge) 300Mb drive for VOL1, and
diligently made two backups of the old 120mb VOL1 data to my Jumbo 120 date
drive... And promptly re-formatted SYS so I c
You're right, it looks as though it DID stuff up your day...
Robert Fisher wrote:
> I have just set up KMail for the first time.
>
> Is there a way to see "toolbars" at the top of an open email?
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> Rob
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Nick Rout wrote:
> This story is almost too embarrassing to tell, but there is an important
> moral so here goes:
>
> I was fiddling with a floppy distro (toms rt bt) to see how it works,
> and with a view to putting drivers for my net card onto it for an
> emergency booter (long story in itself
I have just set up KMail for the first time.
Is there a way to see "toolbars" at the top of an open email?
Rob
On Tue, Apr 30, 2002 at 04:28:34PM +1200, Nick Rout wrote:
> as well as a whole lot of other crap. Luckily I had stayed logged in as
> root, and had some backups of the most important files (/etc/passwd was
> a REAL worry until I realised there was a backup of it dated [date
You really should be
This story is almost too embarrassing to tell, but there is an important
moral so here goes:
I was fiddling with a floppy distro (toms rt bt) to see how it works,
and with a view to putting drivers for my net card onto it for an
emergency booter (long story in itself).
I put the floppy in my se
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