From: Giorgio T. <de...@ip...> - 2001-06-25 19:53:56
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Hello Michel, i think you know that i am giving my collaboration to test APUS Debian Woody boot floppies with the supervision of Sven Luther. I think that now the tests are more than beta and i wish that this software could be tested also by other APUS people that uses Debian. Note however that now this is still classified unstable. 1st) May i upload in some manner, somewhere in Our SourceForce space this software, with the needed notes and instructions ? 2nd) I have seen in Debian package lists that 2.4.4 kernel .deb appeared but after a while quickly disappeared. (i however got my own copy... :)) Why this? I had tested it with boot_floppies and all was fine: The kernel package was correctly handled when MAKing boot floppies and also the root image loading was OK. The 2 driver's images that was created was loaded correctly and was very amazing to see the (very big) list of modules that was possible to configure! For Sven, As you asked me i am going to upload, if approved, the boot images to SourceForge, these will be better that the ones i have uploaded to you: they (what i have uploaded to you) had a problem in the borders visualization that now is fixed, and this copy will be with 2.4.4 ( unstable...) ;-). I have finished 3 little progs to extract, build, boot and load the floppy disks (1.76M) with the 1.44M file images. Note the word boot. :-). I am refining these three and they will be added, with instructions, in the tarball i shall upload. I shall also meet Alan Buxey: his program that creates the boothack strings is a very good idea and i wish to use it... I am also continuing to update from Debian CVS my own archive of the software but i haven't seen yet added that two patches needed by APUS. What do you think about ? Weather report. Now is evening. I am sweating and my 17' monitor's plastic is near to melt. This is a sunny country... ;-) I wish to know if someone is able to build a sweaty face: happy :-) , sad :-( , humour ;-) , but sweat ? :)) Regards -- Giorgio Terzi |