Rapidweather
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Posted: May 16 2004,22:24 |
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I have two pentium pro processors at 200 MHZ, and they have 1024 K cache.
That translates into a lot of power, so I use this machine to remaster DSL.
Use a 20 GB hard drive, with several partitions, three for DSL remaster purposes.
Two of them contain the "master copies", so I can, if I want, work on a 6x DSL, and a 7x DSL at the same time. The third partition is for miniroot.gz, I could prepare that and insert into any remaster partition. On this box I also have RHL 9,
that is used to prepare a logo.16 for the remaster. That file has to be prepared on
a Windows 3.1 machine, where I have a couple of graphics programs that can do 16 color work. I then bring the file to this box, and process into a logo.16 with RHL 9.
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Here is a link to my current "Getting Started Guide" for Rapidweather Remaster of Damn Small Linux:
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http://www.angelfire.com/ms/telegram/getting_started.html
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At the present time, the sub-distro is not available for download anywhere, or for sale.
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As a side note, did you know that one can provide the /home/damnsmall/.xserverrc file in a remaster, and make a CD that skips the x server, mouse and screen choices when booting DSL? One would have to know what a particular computer would need in the way of a .xserverrc file, then the CD would match that machine perfectly. Good for multiple machines in a computer lab in school, for instance.
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Rapidweather Remaster of DSL:
http://www.angelfire.com/ms/telegram/getting_started.html
Rapidweather Remaster of Knoppix Linux:
http://www.geocities.com/rapidweather/getting_started.html
Screenshots:
http://www.rapidweather.com/linuxcdsales.html
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