> ... lacks 'CONFIG_PACKET' ... nmap fails without it ...
> Also, there is no 'CONFIG_SYSVIPC'; which prevents cdda2wav... > Oh, I also wrote a quick 'install2hd' script ... > Would it be possible for you to generate sound modules? > ... mp3rip,mp3play,e3,nmap,thttpd, quake > :) etc.) are rather specialised (especially for a rescue floppy) To put it mildly... > ... could be overcome with little size-creep... So far, none of these things fits with the design philosophy in the FAQ, not even enough to add a single byte, really. I hate to tell you, but tomsrtbt is intended for system recovery and administration, emergency rescue and fixing. I explicitly do zero nothing and nada for routing, or sound, or hard drive installs. I try to refer people to the other mini distributions such as MuLinux, or LRP, when they try to go in these directions. Sound, nmap, cdda2wav, installing to hd; are all intentionally not supported, even, I would say, mildly discouraged. No, that is too strong- I guess that slightly ridiculed is too strong, too. I'll just say that it is with mild amusement that I do not support these things. The most recent version does have a teensy httpd, included in the default, intended to make it easy to transfer files from the tomsrtbt machine to another machine. You will *definitely* have to do the kernel work yourself, and there won't be a single byte of size creep in the default for any of these things (except, the af_net will probably eventually get in there, because I plan to just do all modules, and, the sysv_ipc may be needed for other things at some point, but, all of this is *WAY* down the priority list...). > I would dive in myself; but kernel-source is large & my little P75 might take a >little while to make dep... :) Ah well, patience is a good thing... -Tom
