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Yea, i totally agree with you. I try to use OSS wherever possible, even when |
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it sometimes takes a massivly increased amount of effort. It's much more |
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satisfying to know that you can make changes when you want. |
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Could you document your experience with a successful usermode linux gentoo |
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setup in the forums or on your homepage? I'd be interested in giving it a |
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shot. |
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-Jonathan |
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On Monday 24 November 2003 11:20, Lance Albertson wrote: |
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> > Have you tried VMWare? I use it to demo server configs and thankfully |
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> > they have a pretty deep discount of 130$ for educational licenses. |
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> Yeah, I've been using VMWare for a while now. It would just be nice to |
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> use something else that doesn't require a gui to run. Plus, I'm all for |
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> OSS and using this would boost that :) |
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> |
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> > I would be interested in trying out User Mode Linux though, it sounds |
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> > interesting. I had tried to set it up previously (a year ago?) but at |
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> > the time the documentation wasnt very plentiful. |
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> Yeah, documentation has gotten a lot better, but I was more in looking |
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> for examples in different setups which I didn't find too many of. Of |
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> course, I could be blind as I haven't spent a lot of time researching |
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> this. I've got other things I need to be working on, but I figured I |
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> could at least get some input from you guys. |
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> My attempt to run Gentoo inside UML worked, but I still need to tweak a |
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> few things before I try to make a full run at it. |