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On Wednesday 08 August 2001 01:42 pm, you wrote:
> Of course I am a newbie,
> Questions of installation as I am doing a kernel compilation now and
> reading over previous emails posted to the list
> In the following I missed a few things in this process, I think, ...
>
> Not trying to complain or anything but cant the "make config" do just a
> "little" bit of probing the HW??? there were like 300 questions in the
> process of doing this. I am almost certain that I missed a few things
> and said Y/N to a couple of things I shouldn't have.
>
What you're not thinking about is those poor other fools who's running linux
on 486's with 100 megs hdd and 12 megs ram(*cough*, yes, im talking about
myself here;)) who dont have enough hdd space to even unpack the kernel on
the box in question, actually dont even have a compiler on the system.
I need to do a nice procedure of download, untar, configure and crosscompile
on another box, then throw the kernel over on the box in question and install
it.
If the kernel configuration would've been done automatically, it would've
found a nice little pIII 1.3ghz cpu with 1 100mbps nic etc instead of a 486
at 50mhz and 1x10mbps nic.... Well, you see the problem, don't you? All of
those 300 questions are just wonderful for foolish people like me who loves
having our 486's around;)
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Oskar Andreasson
Multisoft Education AB
Cell: +46-736-524228
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On Wednesday 08 August 2001 01:42 pm, you wrote:
> Of course I am a newbie,
> Questions of installation as I am doing a kernel compilation now and
> reading over previous emails posted to the list
> In the following I missed a few things in this process, I think, ...
>
> Not trying to complain or anything but cant the "make config" do just a
> "little" bit of probing the HW??? there were like 300 questions in the
> process of doing this. I am almost certain that I missed a few things
> and said Y/N to a couple of things I shouldn't have.
>
What you're not thinking about is those poor other fools who's running linux
on 486's with 100 megs hdd and 12 megs ram(*cough*, yes, im talking about
myself here;)) who dont have enough hdd space to even unpack the kernel on
the box in question, actually dont even have a compiler on the system.
I need to do a nice procedure of download, untar, configure and crosscompile
on another box, then throw the kernel over on the box in question and install
it.
If the kernel configuration would've been done automatically, it would've
found a nice little pIII 1.3ghz cpu with 1 100mbps nic etc instead of a 486
at 50mhz and 1x10mbps nic.... Well, you see the problem, don't you? All of
those 300 questions are just wonderful for foolish people like me who loves
having our 486's around;)
- --
Oskar Andreasson
Multisoft Education AB
Cell: +46-736-524228
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