Mike Kenny wrote:
Zac Medico wrote:
Use tar or some other archive utility (possibly mksquashfs) to make a
complete backup of the root filesystem (use "mount" with no arguments
to see mount points that should be excluded).
The easiest way to make a customized bootable cd/dvd is to remaster
Zac Medico wrote:
Use tar or some other archive utility (possibly mksquashfs) to make a
complete backup of the root filesystem (use "mount" with no arguments to
see mount points that should be excluded).
> The easiest way to make a customized bootable cd/dvd is to remaster an
existing one
Mike Kenny wrote:
I now have my stage 3 installed an working. Am in the process of
downloading all the requirements for openXchange (Man! I love emerge)
But, many (most) users will not want to go to the trouble that I have.
In fact, in South Africa most won't have access to the bandwidth to do
I now have my stage 3 installed an working. Am in the process of
downloading all the requirements for openXchange (Man! I love emerge)
But, many (most) users will not want to go to the trouble that I have.
In fact, in South Africa most won't have access to the bandwidth to do
this. I am lookin
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