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On 28/09/2013 20:18, Dale wrote: |
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> Yep, it could lead to some changes but the init thingy isn't the only |
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> change it could lead too. I said that before and I'll say it again, I'm |
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> not going to start trying to pull my hair out over the init thingy. |
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> First time it fails, it's been fun. I'll just move along to something |
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> else. I did it once a long time ago and am not so locked in that I |
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> can't do it again. See, I can change when needed. It's not that I |
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> don't want to learn new things, I just don't want to learn old failed |
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> things. |
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Then you need to move to FreeBSD. That does what you want for this |
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limited case. No Linux will do it. Well, maybe LFS. |
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Good luck coming to terms with FreeBSD though. It will feel like |
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2003-era Gentoo, without portage. |
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This is a lot like coming to terms with electronic ignitions after 30 |
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years of dealing with points. Feels painful. But only until you start |
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noticing vastly extended plug life and a much better fuel economy. |
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Alan McKinnon |
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alan.mckinnon@×××××.com |
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