Re: Debian, apus and recent security issues ...

[Kulwant B. <kul...@bt...>]

Hello Sven, 

Thanks! I will give it a try - might be a few days (weeks?) though as I'm also
studying in the evenings and my spare time is currently almost nil. 
Thanks again. 

Kind regards, 

Kulwant


-----Original Message-----
From: Sven Luther [mailto:sve...@wa...]
Sent: 22/03/2004 15:45:13
To: 
Subject: Re: Debian, apus and recent security issues ...


> On Thu, Feb 19, 2004 at 11:57:56AM +0000, Kulwant Bhogal wrote:
>> Hello Sven, 
>> 
>> I would use the APUS Debian kernel if I could get it working. The only
>> way I can get a successful boot of the installation is if I disable all
>> the hwclock stuff. The history of how I arrived at that is on the Linux
>> Apus Mailing list. 

> Hello,

> I have made a new upload of the debian 2.4.25 apus kernel, and altough i
> havent tested it, well, it mostly uses the same config as was used
> previously. It is taken from the apus CVS tree from 4 days ago.

> Could you perhaps check it, and if it works, fine, but if it doesn't
> work, could you compare the config file included with it with the config
> file you use, and could we work together to solve this ?

> BTW, i also upgraded the ASFS driver to 1.0beta2, which contains the
> experimental write support.

> Friendly,

> Sven Luther


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