Is RH database GPL'd? If so, can we use the database to create the header files
for libdetect ??
Regards,
Vaidhy "Who does not like duplicating cuz he is lazy"
On Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 10:04:22PM -0600, Roland Bauerschmidt wrote:
> was called). I never compiled the actual program, but there is
On Wed, Nov 01, 2000 at 10:30:33PM -0800, Joey Hess wrote:
> Vaidhyanathan Mayilrangam wrote:
> > > - kernel module udebs [UNCLAIMED]
> > > Not started. We will need various sets of kernel modules;
> > > one such set is NIC drivers.
> - kernel module udebs [UNCLAIMED]
> Not started. We will need various sets of kernel modules;
> one such set is NIC drivers. Each set goes in a udeb; there
> probably has to be a system to build the whole kernel and
> udebs.
I already
-Os defaults to -O2 when I compile for i386 with math-emulation on..
Regards,
Vaidhy
> What about compiling the kernel with -Os instead of the default -O2, i
> did some compiles and on a small kernel with nothing it made it 3KB
> smaller, on my regular kernel which is 946KB it reduced it to 930
Hi ,
I wonder if we would be having bzip2 or gzip on the boot floppies.. All the
network modules compiled takes about 1.3M, but compresssed with bzip2 , needs
only 435K.. The size of bzip2 + libbz2.so is about 85K.. We can probably do the
same with the initrd image.. That can save us quite some s
Hi All,
I met with joeyh during ALS and offered to work on kernel for the boot floppies.
I got the kernel down to 355 KB.. From what I understood from joeyh, the new
installer will be just the kernel and the network drivers.. However, one of the
issues I have is that to read the network drivers,
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