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spock

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Posted: Mar. 19 2006,00:41

Hi there,

Winga I don't really understand your question. There's nothing special about booting by default in XFree. I just followed the instructions in the info file :

XFree86.dsl.info

For choosing an XF86Config-4 I guess you could create your own cheat codes by editing linuxrc. I didn't do that.

Cheers.

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humpty

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Posted: Mar. 20 2006,10:06

All that work just so's to save 1 minute of uncompressing?
(it takes at least twice longer than that to boot win2K

).

Seriously, if uncompressing takes too long, I think it might be easier to have some script to convert a compressed mydsl to
an uncompressed mydsl. I dunno if it'll work (have to look up
the gzip docs) but I think it'll save the same amount of time and use up the same amount of space on your hard drive. Simpler than re-mastering no?

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