One Disk Rebol and OS
[1/5] from: ryanc::iesco-dms::com at: 31-Aug-2000 14:00
Hey All,
I got Core running on MuLinux from a single floppy all in RAM. Its got
networking, ppp (though not currently working?), NFS, UMSDOS, smb
client, and few other tricks. Much of course thanks to M. Andreoli for
creating the MuLinux distribution, currently my favorite linux
distribution (http://sunsite.auc.dk/mulinux/).
I myself am interested in using this disk for some mild robotics and
control applications. But before I finish it up for the masses, I want
to get some opionions. What sort of things do you think a one disk
/Core system might be used for???
--Ryan
PS: How about View? I will (at sometime) implement a version that goes
to a ftp site and downloads Mu's X windows, View, and your REBOL
applications... But dont get excited just yet.
[2/5] from: rchristiansen:pop:isdfa:sei-it at: 31-Aug-2000 16:19
Can you post a disk image of your floppy?
[3/5] from: mdb:gci at: 31-Aug-2000 13:33
>>Hey All,
>>I got Core running on MuLinux from a single floppy all in RAM. Its got
>>networking, ppp (though not currently working?), NFS, UMSDOS, smb
>>client, and few other tricks. Much of course thanks to M. Andreoli for
>>creating the MuLinux distribution, currently my favorite linux
>>distribution (http://sunsite.auc.dk/mulinux/).
Great news. I've been using MuLinux too for about a few weeks now. It's
very nice, great way to learn a lot about Linux without loading a "full
distribution", disk partioning etc etc. Plus it can be "cloned" to the hard
drive.
I managed to get ppp working, currently having problems with the mail
functionality.
Can't wait to see how you got Core running...
Mike Berrisford.
[4/5] from: civicminded4:yaho:o at: 31-Aug-2000 14:48
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I tried smalllinux and the lib5 version of rebol and it would not run.
I am set up to try xdenu linux (very neat!), but won't have time till after the holiday.
I'll let you know.
[ryanc--iesco-dms--com] wrote:
Hey All,
I got Core running on MuLinux from a single floppy all in RAM. Its got
networking, ppp (though not currently working?), NFS, UMSDOS, smb
client, and few other tricks. Much of course thanks to M. Andreoli for
creating the MuLinux distribution, currently my favorite linux
distribution (http://sunsite.auc.dk/mulinux/).
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<P> I tried smalllinux and the lib5 version of rebol and it would not run.</P>
<P>I am set up to try xdenu linux (very neat!), but won't have time till after the holiday.
I'll let you know.<BR></P>
<P> <B><I>[ryanc--iesco-dms--com]</I></B> wrote: <BR>
<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">Hey
All,<BR>I got Core running on MuLinux from a single floppy all in RAM. Its got<BR>networking,
ppp (though not currently working?), NFS, UMSDOS, smb<BR>client, and few other tricks.
Much of course thanks to M. Andreoli for<BR>creating the MuLinux distribution, currently
my favorite linux<BR>distribution (http://sunsite.auc.dk/mulinux/).<BR><BR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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[5/5] from: tim:johnsons-web at: 31-Aug-2000 15:55
Hey Ryan:
I haven't been watching the current version of this thread,
but let me tell you that I'm setting up an online class on programming
for a local school district using rebol as the teaching language.
One of the things that I'm contemplating is looking for a fully bootable
disk, and it looks like that is what you have.
What editors are on it?
And ppp for sure.....
What is UMSDOS?
Would a support a simple DOS Editor like ne.com?
Regards
Tim
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