Posts tagged kernel
I Used To Be Hardcore
I used to be hardcore…
I ran Slackware when it was on 400 floppies. I ran the 1.x kernel. I hacked channels on efnet in IRC for bragging rights. I waited all day long for wavs to download from a BBS. My game of choice used to be a MUD.
We grow up, we move on, and we get accustomed to a new standard.
It’s like that isn’t [...]
Install the Latest Kernel in PCLinuxO...
Do you run PCLinuxOS 2007 or Minime 2008 and would you like to take advantage of the latest kernel for PCLinuxOS? You can do this by enabling the ‘testing’ portion of the repository.
Read about Repository Control in PCLinuxOS
You’ll be looking for the ‘sections’ blank when viewing repository details and you̵ [...]
Slackware 10.2 Tips and Tricks
Want to Install the 2.6.13 Kernel is Slack but don’t know how? Ask and ye shall receive!
First, mount the CDROM…in my case, it is /dev/hdb
mount -t auto /dev/hdb /mnt/cdrom
or
mount -t auto /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom
Next, let’s install that Kernel! Insert Slackware Disc 2…then issue the commands below.
installpkg /mnt/cdr [...]
Information Week Slams the KernelR...
Information Week, who strive to be at the forefront of business innovation through technology, have recently lashed out (subtly mind you) at Linux…specifically the Linux Kernel.
The article is entitled, “The Linux Kernel’s Fuzzy Future” and they are oh so careful not to directly bash anyone or anything. However, it is [...]