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...t from a USB and my BIOS recognizes my sandisk USB by name. I can't figure out what modules to use. mbr.bin and parted is one method. Then syslinux is run and a syslinux.cfg is needed. Is this sufficent for syslinux? LINUX bzImage //kernel image INITRD initrd // initial ramdisk to boot a small liinux system on a USB. Bill Thanks for any help.

Has anyone expirienced problems with the aic79xx controller and xen 2.0.3 (liinux-2.6.10)? I have got FC3 running and compiled xen-2.0.3 from the sources. The compile ssems to work fine but after rebooting the xen0 domain the server stops during boot at the aic79xx message - no harddisks are recognized. I''ve searched through the mailinglist up and down, asked goog...

...gnizes my sandisk USB by name. I can't figure out what modules to use. > mbr.bin and parted is one method. Then syslinux is run and a > syslinux.cfg is > needed. Is this sufficent for syslinux? > > LINUX bzImage //kernel image > INITRD initrd // initial ramdisk to boot a small liinux system on a USB. Bill! It's been a while! http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jonathan.deboynepollard/FGA/bill_cunningham.html - Shao Miller

Hi, If anyone is looking for a small Asterisk installation I have managed to get it down to 296MB (If you remove the kernel source code.. could probably be made smaller if some of the devel packages and asterisk source is removed as well.) To do it I used Trustix Secure Linux 2.0 (http://www.trustix.net), did a minimum install with ssh support(92MB) and then added the required packages

...ol needed to be put in the folder that sipX expects it to be in, which is not the c: drive of wine. I have install wine from source code this time but had installed it via a RPM. The RPM version worked but later stopped. This lead me to install the source code. Having a Windows file system on liinux is new to be. Is there a way to create a symbolic link from the sipXecs's folder to point to the cfgfmt tool in the c: wine folder? I'm on a linux Centos5 box. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/attac...

I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place. Is there a way to setup samba to pretty much ignore file permissions, but allow the write list of users to modify files in shares? The problem I have, is users need permission through samba to modify web pages, but they need to NOT have permission when they FTP in or through shell. -- Northern Indiana ESC Adam Kennedy - akennedy@niesc.k12.in.us