[coLinux-users] 答复: coLinux-users Digest, Vol 35, Issue 1

[Ma Y. Wu(马. <ma...@gh...>]

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Today's Topics:

   1. Fedora 10 build posted (Bill C. Riemers)


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Date: Sun, 1 Mar 2009 19:28:59 -0500
From: "Bill C. Riemers" <do...@fr...>
Subject: [coLinux-users] Fedora 10 build posted
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Greetings follow coLinux fans,

I just posted a Fedora 10 build on Source Forge.  If you are already
using a Fedora build, you can probably just upgrade your existing
build, rather than installing a new build.  Unlike the last few Fedora
images I posted, this one is clean install.  In fact the image I
posted has never been booted.  Don't worry, I tested a copy, and the
major features work.   I did not configure X11 in this image.
Instead, I created the aliases "installgnome" and "installkde".  Those
who do not want X, have nothing to uninstall.  Those who want X, can
run the respective install command.  The "fix.sh" script is now,
colinux_fix, and is installed as a service.  So if you think you need
"fix.sh", instead run "service colinux_fix enable".

This time I left SELinux and iptables enabled for better security.  If
you are willing to trade security for speed, you can disable these
features.

Bill



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