... ="" above.. I'm using Lilo, and Lilo takes care of that. Cheers, Tor (tor@tss.no) -- Tor Arntsen, LA1RHA tor@tss.no, psi%02422650151::arntsen "Linux: The choice of a GNU generation" -- S. Frampton

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - May 7 1993 - 05:02

... .. No followups to this one either please :-) Tor --- +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Tor Arntsen - Spacetec A.S, N-9005 Tromso, Norway +47-83-84500 | | LA1RHA - tor@spacetec.no (1) - tor@tss. ...

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Nov 9 1993 - 09:20

... Oatmeal Stout: It's the Right Thing to Drink! -- +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Tor Arntsen - Spacetec A.S, N-9005 Tromso, Norway +47-83-84500 | | LA1RHA - tor@spacetec.no (1) - tor@tss. ...

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Aug 19 1993 - 08:14

... to be installed. Followup set to comp.os.linux.misc -- +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Tor Arntsen - Spacetec A.S, N-9005 Tromso, Norway +47-83-84500 | | LA1RHA - tor@spacetec.no (1) - tor@tss.no ...

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Aug 26 1993 - 16:03

... 0-f] for multi-port cards (ie tty) [explanation of advanteges with this scheme and disadvantages with other suggested schemes deleted] My vote goes to the scheme above. It makes sense and covers what we need. Tor (tor@spacetec.no)

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - May 5 1993 - 09:25

... |[...] |- Don't you generally need *at least* as much dedicated swap for a UNIX | system as you have RAM (ie: 16MB RAM requires >= 16MB swap ALWAYS)? No, that's old fashioned. Linux virtual mem = phys. mem + swap space. Tor (tor@tss.no)

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - May 9 1993 - 16:01

... 't remember exactly. I have 16MB + 32MB swap now, to be able to do 'make test' for Flex. Which, by the way, fails.. but that's another story.). GCC really nows how to chew memory when compiling certain things. Regards, Tor (tor@tss.no)

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - May 22 1993 - 12:26

... .lrdc.pitt.edu <2nd 3rd> Broadley+@pitt.edu | Linux is great. Bike to live, live to bike. PGP-ok Regards, Tor (tor@tss.no) (BTW, the R4400 exists in a 50/100 version also, not only 75/150)

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Jun 21 1993 - 05:21

... problems (I have posted to the mailing list about that). | *-------------------------------------------------* | |Jim Morris | Internet Address: jmorris@rastek.com| | *-------------------------------------------------* Tor (tor@tss.no)

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Jun 24 1993 - 07:58

... com, erc@saturn.upl.com 510/659-9560 | For anonymous mailers --> anonymus+5300@charcoal.com |"I've met many thinkers and many cats, but the wisdom of cats is infinitely | superior." -- Hippolyte Taine (1828-1893) Tor (tor@tss.no)

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Jun 27 1993 - 21:37

... never do this if not obscured. The behaviour is the same for a local Linux Xbiff and a Sun Xbiff displayed on the PC. Displaying the Sun Xbiff on any other X terminal works as expected. Linux 99.9, 99.10, XFree86 1.2 Any clues? Regards, Tor

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Jun 2 1993 - 09:14

... me? } } ... Stephen They are now in the standard release as of 0.99.10. You just have to remember to edit /usr/src/linux/net/inet/CONFIG before you make the kernel. Check out the Note: line in that file, which explains what to do. Tor

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Jun 20 1993 - 10:51

... 1st> Broadley@neurocog.lrdc.pitt.edu } Broadley@schneider3.lrdc.pitt.edu <2nd 3rd> Broadley+@pitt.edu } Linux is great. Bike to live, live to bike. PGP-ok Regards, Tor

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Jun 21 1993 - 05:38

... FPU performance that would 'justify' using the MIPS instead of the 486/66? Would people be interested in the non-FPU version? What about a vote? :-) :-) BTW, it's great that this project really seems to start up. Keep up the good work, Tor

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Jun 22 1993 - 09:26

... installing inc-4.4.tar.z is very well documented, as has always been the case with H.J.'s packages. Besides, it is always a good idea to do a 'tar tvf' before one actually extract the content - it's a built-in feature in my fingers.. :-) Tor

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Jun 22 1993 - 15:40

... for some particularly 'difficult' source code (like libtiff). This seems to be true, 'make test' with flex 2.3.8 used to take 16MB + 24MB swap!! With gcc 2.4.5 it takes 16MB + 6MB swap. (but 'make test' still fails the compare though.. :-( ) Tor

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - Jun 27 1993 - 21:57

I wrote: [...] Linux virtual mem = phys. mem + swap space Read: Linux mem = phys mem + swap space

linux-activists - Tor Arntsen - May 9 1993 - 16:04