irkab1rka

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Posted: June 21 2005,00:52 |
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I just copied the content of the page linked by bablah here. It is a real success story  ------------------------------------------- Saturday, June 18 2005 @ 11:22 AM EDT Contributed by: Admin | Submit a Story
Linux NewsI was looking to put a P133MHz - 1GB HD - 16MB Ram to use as a web server. I tried looking for a somewhat newwer distro that I could use but all would fail during the install or had requirements that my computer did not meet.
I came across DSL (Damn Small Linux) and was able to get everything up and running. I am even able browse the web and shoot emails.
Here is a very short HOWTO to get apache up and running...
Boot off the damn small Linux CD Open a terminal and mount your drive ( mount /dev/hda1 ) or whatever it is... Right click on your workspace and browse for "hard drive install" I picked the default options After all is completed, reboot Using the DSL console, download and install gnu-utils.dsl Now, download and untar apache in the apache directory, do.. ./configure then when that is done... make (this took a while on myh POS box) then finally... make install...
your done..
Here is a link to a page that this box is serving... http://www.bruncaj.com:8084/
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