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Re: debian-installer: what to do

How do I gain access to the cvs tree of what use to be boot-floppies? Tried to install this package and it didn't appear in the source or binary package archives. Thanks Tommy -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Accessing cvs area.

Hi guys. Tried checkout out the cvs version of the boot-floppies package and I can't get in. Am I doing soemthing wrong? cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/project-root login IT fails on the login process when I press enter as the password. Thanks for any help. Tommy -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, ema

Installing on raid system.

Hi guys. Does the installation process for debian support installing on to a raid setup? I'm wanting to do software raid with a couple of drives and I'm wondering if I can install directly on to the system like this or do I have ot install on to a partition on one of the drives and then mount t

Building boot-floppies 2.2.17

Hi. I compiled the kernels that I needed to get my screen reader included in the kernel. What I did was make the different kernel packages and dropped them down in to the archive of the base system on my hard drive. I did a "make release" and it builds the boot and root disks fine and when it go

Compiling kernel packages.

Hi, not exactly sure which list this message should of been sent to so I figured I'd post here since this list pertains to what I'm trying to do most. I'm trying to make a set of boot floppies with a special kernel and to do this I need to make debian packages out of the different kernels. I pa

Default kernel config.

Hi guys. I want to add a patch to the default installation kernel that is put on to the 1.44 meg images. This is a screen reading program patch that allows blind people with special hardware to read the linux consoles. I'm trying to make it so that the install can be done with the debian cd so

Boot disks with filesystem encryption.

Hi guys. I'm wanting to install linux on a laptop and I want to expariment with encrypting the filesystem that the data is stored on. I know that a couple programs like losetup and mount will need to be modified and dropped in to place on the system at some point. Also since the drive on the l