[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Bret, I am running it on a "clean" RH 7.0 without a problem. I loaded and
> ran the version 1 eval on a RH 6.2 without problem, but later had a good
> deal of difficulty with the 2.0 eval that even their tech support people
> couldn't figure out. After that I downloaded non-free package, it is
> supposed to be the same code base as the eval, but with a different
> license. In any case, it loaded and is running fine. In fact I am writing
> this using a Notes client on Win '95 in Win4Lin 2.o running on top of RH 7
> with the standard kernel (2.2.16-22). Try calling, or e-mailing their tech
> support, they may be able to assist.
>
> Tom Curl
> Enertex Systems
I installed the 22.14 kernel since I still had it in lilo and did the win4lin
install with out problems. Looks very cool. I may go ahead and buy it since it is
only $85 of so IIRC. I am backing up my windows partition now so I can make it ext2
and gain 4GB for linux. Yeah! I figure even with the installation of win98 and
office I will be about 2.5-3GB to the good since I don't ever use a lot of stuff
that is in windows now anyway. I have been fighting disk space (only 2GB orig for
linux) for quite some time and this looks like a solution that will work. Pretty
snappy for a celery333 w 128MB RAM too.
I will have to get the kernel deal worked out for my ipsec stuff but I guess that
can wait for a while. I can always boot into that kernel when I need to.
Thanks for the feed back, Tom.
Bret
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