TrinuxAG uses a loop filesystem and has a large file in the zip (called
Trloop) that accounts for most of the size increase.
As for what a loop filesystem is/does .. I've no idea.
As for getting x working....
TrinuxAG comes with XFree86 in VGA, /usr/etc/XF86Config contains the config
details
If you're struggling getting x configured correctly (I run it on a Libretto
and found that until I got the pointer part of the config correct it was
impossible to use x - needed to state PS/2 as the protocol) try installing
another distribution that has XFree86 - I used RedHat and see what the
XF86Config is there - the bigger distros have auto tools for automating the
config for X
Dave
----- Original Message -----
From: "chris johnson" <>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2000 6:09 AM
Subject: Re: TRINUX HD
> Sean Cheney wrote:
> > get trinuxag, its a 19 meg zip file in in the /pub/contrib directory.
Get
> > it and unzip it into a dir named trinuxhd. cd to that directory and
> > type trinux and you'll be off and running.
> And chris would like to ask...
>
> Hey why is trinux HD so much bigger than the floppy version. am i missing
out
> on any cool features? Also ive been trying to use the floppy version on
my
> compaq LTE 5300 but i can't get x to work. i dont have the video card
info
> handy but id like to know what files to edit on the boot floppy.. any
help is great...thanks
> chris J.
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