uzi

Group: Members
Posts: 8
Joined: Feb. 2005 |
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Posted: Feb. 24 2005,01:30 |
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sorry, but i'm a noobie here and kinda having some trouble understanding. so just to summarize all this (and PLS correct me if i'm wrong): - to save settings we need to save the location of the files (that were modifed i assume) in the filetool.lst file and save that on the medium that we would like to read it from (in my case: my hdd)
- then every time u boot, u just type Code Sample | dsl restore=hda1 mydsl=hda1 | when ur booting
but as far as the internet, i have no idea where u guys are putting in all those cmds and what they are for.
for mines i was told to save a bunch of files within /usr/local/bin (obviously, i can't do that cuz it's running off the cd and is read-only) and just put in our username and id in it
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