s stage (alpha code), it makes
the development cycle much easier than trying to create a boot disk
with a compressed file system on it.
3) Other people havent shown much interest in the project.
4) I'm not a developer.
Mark Blunier
On Mon, 24 May 1999, Joey Hess wrote:
> Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> Slang is quite usable as just a text display library. You can ignore the
> embedded language aspects.
>
> It's a weird library. Should really be two separate libs I think.
That would help the space problem on the boot disks
Mark
7;ve been making the
CD's image from a partition with debian installed (hdb3), but running
linux off an installation on hdb2. This made things easier for
developement work.
Mark Blunier
Live CD project http://www.ocslink.com/~blunier/
x27;ve already done it. My 'rescue' CD is an image of a working Debian
system (including X, ftp server, emacs, vi, and anything else I want
to put on a 600 meg system), that boots from either a floppy or the CD.
The scripts that I've used to create it are at:
http://www.ocslink.com/~blunier
Mark Blunier
are
you sure you want to install Linux on your own? As far as a recovery disk
goes, you are much better off with a real recovery disk. The boot disk
is severely crippled when compared to other recovery disks that are
readily available.
Mark Blunier
Joey Hess wrote:
> Steve Lamb wrote:
> > Two seperate functions. Why are we trying to cram two seperate
> > functions
> > into one?
>
> Good question. If we're getting very cramped (I'm sure we are :-), it might
> be time to think about splitting the two.
>From what I've been seeing, it doe
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