From: Michele Andreoli (m.andreoli@tin.it)
Date: Tue Apr 04 2000 - 12:06:14 CEST
On Sat, May 10, 2036 at 11:11:36PM -0400, corey . eiseman nicely wrote:
>
> > This is not really needed in muLinux, because it can simply answer
> > the right questions in Setup/Port and Setup/Gpm the, during first
> > boot.
>
> Very true.. For some strange reason out of habit I often skip the
> autoconfiguration at startup. So I've used a script to load some necessary
> modules when i do skip the setup. I realize i could also do 'setup -f port',
> etc. but mostly I was just curious how the setup itself works "behind the
> scenes." I was interested in learning how to achieve the same results
> manually, simply for my own education. But you are correct, this is all very
> unneccessary, and the setup features built into muLinux work quite well on
> their own!
Yes, but in the script you used "setup -m": this is not a standard Linux
command!
> >> viva la muLinux!
>
> > Ummm ... "la" is female, "il" is male. An interesting question, the
> > muLinux sex.
>
> ha! sorry, i'm very bad with languages, BUT at the risk of embarrassing myself
> further i will say that I've always thought of computers as females, same as a
> captain refers to their ship as a female. Never really wondered if that
> extended to the OS, though. :-)
>
Linux is male, or it sound male in my language.
Michele
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