[huskerlug] Re: Speaking of Knoppix and things related....
- From: Patrick <pberry26@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: huskerlug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2005 08:06:57 -0800 (PST)
a FEW things:
1) always do an 'updatedb' AFTER you apt-get update/
upgrade/autoclean
2) Goto the nVidia website and get the latest 'driver'
files for your card!
3)Knoppix installs Debian 'testing' and everything is
usually on the 'bleeding edge'
4) I have been gathering MP3's with Limewire, on my
Debian box, and find that when the hard drive gets
more than 95% full, because the 'shared folder'
has a lot of songs, albums, that Kmail will crash...
I have several hard drives, and simply move all of the
shared folder items over to free up my /user/shared
space
5) About to build a Beowulf in a single box,
consisting of four (4) 433 mainboards, and one 466mhz
mainboard, with one switch hub, somewhat like the
Humidor Beowulf:
http://www.slipperyskip.com/page2.html
although, you can run several virtual Linux instances,
in shells(?) with a kernel patch, like this:
http://slashdot.org/articles/01/11/06/2034233.shtml
--- GreyGeek <Jkreps@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> The last two weeks of my life have been a wild,
> exhilarating adventure!
>
> I was running SUSE Pro 9.0. For a variety of
> reasons, some of them being
> peeved at what appeared to be Novel's 'new' license
> policy, which has cleared
> up and isn't a radical change afterall, I looked at
> the current state of
> Linux distros.
>
> I considered Gentoo but Jim, IIRC, concured with my
> estimate that it would
> take at least a week to install and tweak. Nope.
> DItto's for
> LinuxFromScratch.
>
> I decided to try the new Knoppix 3.7. Using
> Lisa's advice it installed
> beautifully. I immediately did the
> update,upgrade,autoclean steps and 400MB
> later Knoppix was 'up to date'. Apt-get was such a
> pleasure to use I began
> installing programs with abandon. I found that
> KPackage was even more so
> because one could find packages easier than using
> apt-cache.
> Bibletime, always a paint to install, was no longer.
> Maxima was easy. MPlayer
> was easy. Everything was easy, including the nVidia
> install. I had 3D for
> the first time in a year. Replacing my nVidia card
> last month helped a lot.
snipped for brevity! ______________________--
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