Peter Torrano wrote:
>
> 2)
> How do I pump the kernel up to its newest and gratest revision?
> Currently it runs: 2.0.30
Just download the sources from a local Linux ftp site.
Currently there are two "newest" kernels
2.2.(5/6???) and 2.0.36 (.37 is about to be released).
2.2.x is newer, but requires a lot of upgrading. 2.0 is better for
you.
> 3)
> Also, how do I update the libc libraries? ...or something like that... ;)
> ...as I can't get Starr Office to Install properly on it.
On Monkey Linux? This is a bit of overkill. Like running Windows 95 on top
of MS-DOS 1.0 . Consider upgrading to a "full" Linux. Slackware might be
right for you, 'cause it allows very minimalistic install. Installing
Slackware is probably also easier as upgrading libc libraries.
> 4) Lastly, but not leastly: How do I include/exclude something into/from
> an execution path? Something like 'Setenv path=...'
The PATH variable is set in multiple places.
check out ~/.bash_profile , ~/.bashrc , /etc/profile , /etc/bashrc
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