"Linux Expo UK 2002 Registration
Sorry, we regret that we cannot accommodate Students or Under 18's"
Why is this? and what do they mean?
Is there no chance of free tickets? dose it mean i only get a free ticket if i work somewhere? ggggrrrrrr
There are 10 types of people in this world...
Those that know binary and those that dont ;)
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On Thu, Sep 12, 2002 at 01:04:20AM +0100, Alexis Lee wrote:
> I thought the chap who was maintaining 2.4 right now was about 16?
> The correlation between age and competency is a lot weaker than they
> seem to think.
There is one guy named 'MJC' who did the mjc patches to the kernel. Totally
bleedin' edge but a speedier system to have.
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>> Sorry, we regret that we cannot accommodate Students or Under 18's"
> Under 18's *what*, one must ask. ;-)
It could be that they're giving away beer and don't want to infringe their
licence.
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A word of warning- don't try to install gentoo in just your evenings! You probably need a whole weekend with not much else to do.
*hmph my laptop is fscked*
...off to wait until he has enough time to install the damn thing...in a few weeks, maybe...... bah!
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I had a kernel panic, so Laurie suggested:
> 9 times out of 10, that's an error in /boot/grub/menu.lst caused by failing
> to point to the right place for your root partition. If it's a laptop, it's
> usually a misconfigured kernel.
Actually, I'll check grub first. I have a working
.config file for that particular laptop (that works
with the stock 2.4.18 kernel), which is what I based
my menuconfig choices on. It should be fine. If these
things don't work, then I will probably post the
error msgs-something to do with VFS- in a different
thread!
In fact having read the last paragraph, I KNOW it's
not pointing to the correct partition for /. I
remember putting down /dev/hda3 in fstab, when in fact
/ is on /dev/hda5! So I probably made the same
mistake in the grub menu.lst! Damn my peculiar manner
of setting up partitions! Damn the *ahem* person who
was distracting me at the time!
So my advice should now be: don't try installing
Gentoo if you don't have much time to spare, and don't
try if your partner is coming round to visit. ;o)
> When you get your 512k cable connection (I have a 512 cable here in my
> office, and a 2meg line in my server room), be sure to rsync ibiblio. Bear in
> mind the whole tree is more than 20GB, 90% of which we never use! There are
> about 2,500 packages now, and growing.
isn't rsync'ing the whole tree a little OTT for a network comprising of 1 gentoo box, 1 ipcop box and 1 debian box? What would the benefits be?
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> Ah... Running a download mirror internally helps a lot. I realise there's a
> lot of compiling to do, but pulling the source through a 100MB internal
> network is a whole lot faster than using even 512K cable, never mind a modem.
Yep!
Half the time was pulling it from ibiblio (SLOOOW!)
I'm getting a kernel panic... but I think the problem
could be WAAAAY back in the process (the passwd
command didn't work for a start). Still, it was a
learning experience, which I will get right next time
round... unfortunately I'm moving and will have no net
access for a while.... fortunately, my new net access
will be 512kbps cable! ;)
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> Use the parallel port!
the parallel port is broken (physically)
> Do your PC's have Via chipsets? I've never had any success with USB and
> VIA.
Yes, but it all worked ok in Redhat, Mandrake and Windows.
hmmmmm
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> No probs here! We're standardising on it, run internal gentoo mirrors, and
> have developed lots of scripts and so on. Gentoo is the D's B's, IMO.
Never said it wasn't...
Just takes a long time.
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