On Tue, Nov 18, 2003 at 01:34:52AM +0000, ben wrote:
> On Mon, 17 Nov 2003 23:15:14 GMT
> Ken Gilmour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Wot?
> >
> > On Mon, 17 Nov 2003 23:45:39 +0100, E. Tijseling wrote:
> > >?ik heb een vraag over het instaleren van debian op een 486 met een
> > >?128 mb hd. maximaal heb ik drie dimm sloten , voor een totaal van
> > >?48 mb geheugen.
> > >
> > >?kan ik hierop makkelijk debian instaleren en up to date houden? ik
Can I install debian and keep it up to date easily? I
> > >?wil hem gaan gebruiken als printerserver en evt apache php en mysql
want to use it as print-server and evt apache php and mysql
> > >?phpmyadmin
phpmyadmin
((translation ambuguity here -- is evt a package or an abbreviation for the
Dutch word "eventueel"? -- which means something between "eventual",
"possible", and "expected".
> > >
> > >?ik heb een hardware router voor mijn thuisnetwerkje met (nu) verder
I have a hardware router for my home network with (at present)
> > >?alleen windows pc's. ??ik heb dus geen router functionaliteit nodig
only Windows PCs. So I don't need router functionality
> > >?, ook geen ondersteuning voor usb of firewire, exotische
nor do I need support for USB, firewire, exotic
> > >?randaparatuur of xwindows. ?
periperals of xwindows
> > >?zou ik die gemakkelijk eruit kunnen halen om schijfruimte te
Would I be able to leave these out so save disk space?
> > >?besparen? ???
> >
> he's got a 486 with a 128 meg hard drive, and three dimm slots with a
> total capacity of 48 megs of ram, and would like to know if it's
> posssible to install debian and keep it up to date, because he'd like to
> use the box as a printserver and/or(?) eventually an apache server,
> mysql, etc. he's got a harware router for his home network which
> presently consist of only windows boxes. i think that the next sentence
> says that he doesn't need router functionality, also no support for usb
> or firewire...that's as far as i get.
>
> sorry, e. tijseling, it's been way too long since the two semesters of
> nederlands. this is basically an english list. you might want to try the
> german debian list--more likely to find dutch speakers there.
Actually, dutch is a quite different language from German, and there is,
I believe, still animosity left over from the last war... although perhaps
only oming older fold these days.
>
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