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Subject: Linux-Activists Digest #205
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From: Digestifier <Linux-Activists-Request@senator-bedfellow.MIT.EDU>
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To: Linux-Activists@senator-bedfellow.MIT.EDU
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Reply-To: Linux-Activists@senator-bedfellow.MIT.EDU
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Date: Mon, 6 Sep 93 04:13:03 EDT
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Linux-Activists Digest #205, Volume #6 Mon, 6 Sep 93 04:13:03 EDT
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Contents:
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Re: BSD UNIX (Charles Hannum)
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Re: linux support for Diamond Viper VLB, etc (sn)
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Re: [Q] video modes on virtual consoles (Howlin' Bob)
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VFS: Disk change detected on device 2/9 (veena gondhalekar)
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DTC SCSI (Maz H. Spork)
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[UPDATE] bootutils-1.0 added to Slackware (Patrick J. Volkerding)
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Re: A Word Processor for Linux ( Carsten Menke)
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HARDWARE COMPATIBILITY LIST (erc@apple.com)
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Re: A Word Processor for Linux (Maurice S Barnum)
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BBS package (TDYLEW@DELPHI.COM)
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From: mycroft@trinity.gnu.ai.mit.edu (Charles Hannum)
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Crossposted-To: comp.unix.bsd,comp.os.386bsd.misc
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Subject: Re: BSD UNIX
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Date: 06 Sep 1993 05:28:40 GMT
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In article <michaelv.747084422@ponderous.cc.iastate.edu>
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michaelv@iastate.edu (Michael L. VanLoon) writes:
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Actually, from what I can gather, the only one not coordinating is
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Bill Jolitz himself, [...]
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This is exactly how I see it, too.
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a) The most stable, bugfree, production quality release possible in
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a free unix, [...]
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I don't know whether that's possible, but we're trying to make it as
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stable and reliable as we can, within our knowledge of the PC lossage,
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er, architecture.
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b) As complete as possible compliance with 4.3BSD and Net/2, [...]
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There are several compatibility issues we[*] are concerned with:
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1) Compatibility with previous versions of NetBSD. We do not want to
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gratuitously screw over users. The DB library changes in 0.9 were
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because the old library was broken and out-of-date. Had we stuck with
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that version, we would have had to duplicate much of the work done by
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the 4.4BSD people on it. This would be a waste of effort.
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2) Compatibility with 4.4BSD and other versions of Unix on the 386.
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Ultimately, everyone benefits if they can run other people's
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executables. In particular, in the not-too-distant future we will be
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able to run vendors' executables, and thereby inherit commercial
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software support. We currently run 386BSD(/FreeBSD/NetBSD 0.8) and
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BSDI executables on the 386, modulo problems with differing DB
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libraries.
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3) Compatibility with other ports of NetBSD running on similar
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hardware. I will be working to make all of the 68k ports binary
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compatible, and to make them all support the SunOS compatibility mode,
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and the HP/UX compatibility mode where possible (when the former is
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implemented and when I finish the latter).
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4) Compatibility with POSIX, ANSI, and XPG3. No comment.
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[*] I'm sure there are people in the NetBSD group who disagree with
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some or even all of these.
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Buildable on as many architectures as possible [...]
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Perhaps not as many as possible, but at least as many as we care
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about. B-) Ports from people outside the `core' NetBSD group are
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also welcome; the Mac, Amiga, and DECstation ports are in this
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category (though the first two borrow heavily from the hp300 port),
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and most of the code in the hp300 and SPARC ports are from 4.4BSD
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contributors.
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[Re: Linux] Until recently, its networking was not at all
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complete. They have recently adopted Net/2, but it is still
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somewhat buggy.
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Apparently, Linux's `Net-2' is not `Berkeley Networking 2', but merely
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the second release of Linux's own networking code. It was the poor
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networking, buggy file systems, and general instability that
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encouraged me to change from Linux to 386BSD about 10 months ago. It
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has probably gotten better since then, but I have not had those
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problems with 386BSD or now with NetBSD.
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From: sn@plato.chemietechnik.uni-dortmund.de (sn)
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Subject: Re: linux support for Diamond Viper VLB, etc
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Date: 4 Sep 1993 17:43:30 GMT
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jgraham@source.asset.com (Jeffrey Scott Graham) writes:
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>Want to load Linux on my pc, but cannot determine if my Diamond Viper
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>card is supported. Anyone out there know?
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Yup. The Viper works with Linux. The problem is that XFree86 doesn't.
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THe only thing I've gotten it to do is 800x600 in monochrome.
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So if you want to do X, you're pretty much hosed.
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>Also, I have a Practical Peripherals 14400 FXMT modem. I know it is
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>supported by Linux,and that comm software exists, but does this software
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>know how to send/receive FAXes?
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There is various software out there that allows faxing. Try flexfax and
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mgetty among others.
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-Sven
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From: gt8134b@prism.gatech.EDU (Howlin' Bob)
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Subject: Re: [Q] video modes on virtual consoles
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Date: 6 Sep 93 05:56:59 GMT
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stefan@donald.ruhr.de (Stefan Joachim) writes:
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>Is it possible that virtual consoles may have different vidoe modes ?
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>For example: <ALT+F1> = 80x25 chars and <ALT+F2> = 100x40 chars ??
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It's theoretically possible, but difficult to do. The code to change
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video modes varies too much from card to card; putting it all in the
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kernel would result in too much bloat.
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--
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Robert Sanders
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Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332
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uucp: ...!{decvax,hplabs,ncar,purdue,rutgers}!gatech!prism!gt8134b
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Internet: gt8134b@prism.gatech.edu
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From: veena@happy.cc.utexas.edu (veena gondhalekar)
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Subject: VFS: Disk change detected on device 2/9
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Date: 6 Sep 1993 00:58:17 -0500
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Why do I get this message when installing Linux from
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diskettes ?
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VFS: Disk change detected on device 2/9
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After the installation, I get this message again when
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I try to use mtools eg. mcd B:
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VFS: Disk change detected on device 2/9
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mcd: cannot initialize B:
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Any pointers ??
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Thanks.
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Rajesh
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(using a friend's account)
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From: halgrim@diku.dk (Maz H. Spork)
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Subject: DTC SCSI
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Date: Mon, 6 Sep 1993 06:08:52 GMT
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I've recently installed a Data Technology Corporation SCSI card
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and two 320-megabyte disks.
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If I leave out my existing IDE disks, both OS/2 and MS-DOS can see
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the disks without the need for drivers. But Linux fails to see
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the drives.
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So, do I need another kernel? A magic entry in my mount list?
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Maz Spork
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(halgrim@diku.dk)
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From: bf703@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Patrick J. Volkerding)
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Crossposted-To: comp.os.linux.misc
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Subject: [UPDATE] bootutils-1.0 added to Slackware
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Date: 6 Sep 1993 07:04:16 GMT
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Reply-To: bf703@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Patrick J. Volkerding)
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There have been a few more updates to the Slackware 1.0.2 Linux
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distribution. Hopefully, things will be stable for a while now.
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If you're happy with what you have, you don't need to upgrade.
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Here are the new features:
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The bootutils-1.0 package is now a standard part of the Slackware
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distribution. This package does automatic filesystem checking of all
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unchecked filesystems when you boot, greatly increasing resistance to
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file corruption.
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Additionally, gzip and tar were updated to the most current versions.
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These are 1.2.4 and 1.11.2, respectively.
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The games series has been changed from 'G' to 'Y' to avoid a conflict
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with an existing disk series for German users. Also, it now contains the
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full set of BSD games. Thanks goes to Curtis Olson and Andy Tefft, who put
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the collection together.
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These changes are documented in /pub/linux/slackware/ChangeLog on
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ftp.cdrom.com.
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--
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Patrick Volkerding
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volkerdi@mhd1.moorhead.msus.edu
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bf703@cleveland.freenet.edu
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From: carsten@hrz.uni-bielefeld.de ( Carsten Menke)
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Subject: Re: A Word Processor for Linux
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Date: Mon, 6 Sep 1993 07:11:04 GMT
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Why don't you use TeX ?
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Carsten Menke
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-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_
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Universitaet Bielefeld Phone [int+49] +521-106-6276
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Fakultaet fuer Chemie Fax [int+49] +521-106-6146
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Anorganische Chemie I
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Postfach
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D-33501 Bielefeld (Germany)
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email carsten@cheops.chemie.uni-bielefeld.de
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or carsten.menke@post.uni-bielefeld.de
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-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_
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From: erc@apple.com
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Subject: HARDWARE COMPATIBILITY LIST
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Date: Mon, 6 Sep 1993 07:00:21 GMT
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Reply-To: erc@apple.com
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LINUX HARDWARE COMPATIBLITY LIST
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VERSION: 0.6 DATE: 01 Aug 93
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Note: This list was originally posted by who-knows? I don't remember, and
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I haven't seen it in a while, so I'll take the responsibility of maintaining
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this list. Please send your hardware (in)compatibility lists to erc@apple.com.
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PLEASE put the word "HARDWARE" in your subject line IN CAPS!
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================================= cut here ===================================
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Welcome to the Linux Hardware Compatibility List. It is my hope that
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this will be of help to people and that it will do away with a lot of the
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"Will XXX work with my System?" questions. I also hope that this will help
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people who want to buy a system to run Linux or are in the process of
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upgrading their system and want to make sure that the hardware they buy is
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compatible with Linux (especially for item's such as SCSI controller's and
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CD-ROM's, and video cards for X).
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Please be aware that the list NO LONGER contains X hardware
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specifics. These will be posted as a seperate listing.(along with
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clocks, settings, etc.)
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People who have emailed me (erc@apple.com) about specific pieces
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of hardware that they've gotten to work have their name and email address
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printed alongside. This is to help others who are having difficulty get
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help directly from the guilty party. ;)
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If you are wondering about a specific piece of Hardware and you don't
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find it in this list all I can say is I don't know at this time but as soon
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as I find out it will be in the next list. If you find out that it work's
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from some other source, i.e. a friend or trying it out, PLEASE let me know.
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Also even though a piece of equipment is on this system doesn't mean that I
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know how to get it to work with Linux, it is on this list because someone
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has told me that it works on THEIR system. So if it is on the list and
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you can't make it work, it sounds like a good time to, in order, do:
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1) read ALL the faq's
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2) read comp.os.linux, and scan the subjects for your XXX
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3) email the person listed here who says it works (if any)
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3) post AFTER READING comp.os.linux and c.o.l.announce.
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Thanks to everyone that has helped and sent info this list,it is a lot
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better because of their help!
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NOTEBOOKS:
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Altima 486DX/33 Linux/with X11
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Compaq LTE386s/20 (Notebook) (using XFree 1.2)
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Compaq Contura 3/25 (25 MHZ 386 SL notebook with VGA type grayscale
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screen and 120 MB hd.
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Leading Edge 386/25 SLC (erc@apple.com)
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NEC UltraLite Versa (howard@hal.com)
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Packard Bell 386SX20 laptop
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Compudyne 4DX/33 486 notebook with greyscale CCFT lcd screen---
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Phoenix bios 1.01, trackball (ps2 mouse compatible)
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486 processor & 130 mb toshiba 3.5" drive.
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Linux 99.5 with X
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(Runs 386bsd 0.1---you need to bang on the keyboard while it boots,
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otherwise the keyboard comes up locked)
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Twinhead(? rumored to be a Alitima/CompuDyne clone)
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BRAND NAME COMPUTERS
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ACER 1200
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Bitwise
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Compaq Deskpro 386/20
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Comtrade
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Comtrade Local Bus
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Comtrade EISA/VLB (cae@jpmorgan.com)
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Dell 486P (486DX2/50) (William Perry, wmperry@bronze.ucs.indiana.edu)
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Diamond Flower Industries DFI 386-20
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DTK
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EDGE Technology, 486/33DX
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Hewlett Packard HP QS20
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Highscreen Tower 386
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Hi Tech USA 486/33 ISA
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Gateway 2000 33Mhz 386DX
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Gateway 486 DX2 66V
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Gateway 486/33V (barrett@pamsrc.enet.dec.com)
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Gecko 486-50
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Insight 486DX/25
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Insight 486DX-50 ISA and EISA
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IPC 38633
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Laser 386SX/2E
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Microlink 486dx/50 localbus
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Osborne Computers (Australia) 486/33 EISA
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Paradise
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Packard Bell Legend 520 SX
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Toshiba 1850 laptop
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Trigem 386v
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Tyan Pro-EISA, Opti EISA Chip-set
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PACOMP 486/33
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Tandy 4000
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Viglen Gene
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Vobis Highscreen 486DX/33
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Xpand 386/40
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Zenon 486/33 Local Bus
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Zeos 486DX2/50 VL-Bus
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CPU
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Intel 80386
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Intel 80386SX
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Intel 80386SLC
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Intel 80386DX
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Intel 80486SX
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Intel 80486DX
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AMD AM386SX
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AMD AM386DX
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AMD AM386DXL
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Cyrix 486DLC
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FPU
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Cyrix FasMath 387/40
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IIT 387 (all speeds)
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Intel 387 (all speeds)
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ULSI MathCo 387/33
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(rumored to have some problems with some versions due to chip bug)
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MOTHERBOARD
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386 AWP
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AMI EISA Enterprise II
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AMI Series 50 Super Voyager 486/33 DX
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AVM 486DX-50
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C386 PEAK-DM
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CONTAQ-386 Upgradable System Board
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DTK
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DTK PEM-2530
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ECS EM486/50 (EISA)
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ECS UL-486
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ETEQ G486EB
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G486PLB
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G486SLC The Symphony Mainboard - Companion (BIOS AMI 1991)
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GS3486
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HOT-307H 386-33/40 (OPTI chipset)
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HM386sx
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ISA486S
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M407 PC Chips motherboard
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Magitronic/VLSI V386SX-25Mhz
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Micronics 80386DX ASIC (Brian Hook, bwh@beach.cis.ufl.edu)
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Micronics 80486 ASIC EISA
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Micronics EISA-II motherboard w/8 EISA slots and 64KB cache RAM standard
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Micronics Gemini 80486DX, Rev. E (Brian Hook, bwh@beach.cis.ufl.edu)
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MST-386
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MST 486A (Armas Inc. ROC)
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Mylex EISA mae486
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Oktec Trout 386
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OCTECK 386-33 64K cm
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PLB-486/50
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ST 486 VESA Localbus (OPTI Chipset) (mow@marsu.tynet.sub.org)
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SUPER 486-33C
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Symphony 80486 PC/AT chipset
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T/B, UNICHIP chipset, 386DX25 upgradeable to 486DX50
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UMC 386
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UMC 80486
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Viglen
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ZIDA 386/33DX-128C
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BIOS
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AMI
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AMI 9-25-88
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AMI 07/12/90
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AMI (Dated 08/30/90)
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AMI (Dated 05/05/91)
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AMI (Dated 7/7/91)
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AMI 486 ISA (dated 12/12/91)
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AMI 486/50
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Award
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Microid 1.43 (mow@marsu.tynet.sub.org)
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Mylex 6.15.92
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Phoenix
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Phoenix Technologies V D.02.05 QS/20
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Pheonix 80486 Ver 1.01.22-2
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Phoenix 80486/EISA ROM BIOS PLUS Version 1.01.22-2
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Phoenix C3.04e
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Quadtel
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CONTROLLERS (Multifunction)
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Buslogic 742a
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Future Domain TMC950 based SCSI/IDE controller + 4 floppies
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HP Multifunction
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IDE-PLUS-V3 multi i/o board
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ISFP multiple IO-card
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IODE-3290U (IDE/FD/2S/1P/1G)
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Kouwell KW-556D (2S/1P/game/IDE/floppy)
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Laser Multi-IO/IDE Card
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MCT-AIO Serial/Parallel/Game (16550AFN)
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MIO-16 Multi IO Card
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PTI-227B Super I/O Card (serial, parallel, IDE)
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SUPER IDE I/O CARD, model PT-604
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Super IDE/FDC MULTI I/O card Modem 827 Version 11
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Super I/O MP57
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CONTROLLERS (I/O)
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Accent ASYNC-4 4 port serial card
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BOCA ATI0
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Gw2760 EX SUPER IO CARD
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GW232c mini serial card
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PC-COMM 4-port card with 16550 uarts
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ShineCom Multi-User catd LCS-8880 (AST 4-port clone)
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CONTROLLERS (Floppy)
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Adaptec 1542B (built-in) (but see INCOMPATIBILITIES)
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CONTROLLERS (Hard Drive)
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Note: Linux should work with all IDE, MFM, and RLL controllers, pretty much
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regardless of the version of Linux.
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RLL
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Mitsubishi 65MB (Brian Hook, bwh@beach.cis.ufl.edu)
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Seagate ST-11R
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Seagate ST- 277R (Brian Hook, bwh@beach.cis.ufl.edu)
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WD 1006V-SR2
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MFM
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DTC150x XT (8-bit) MFM HD
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Seagate ST11M
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Seagate ST22M MFM controller w/floppy
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Western Digital WD1003
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IDE
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DC600 Caching IDE controller (4Mb RAM) (BIOS Dated 01/24/92 (c) Tekram Tech.)
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DC 680T
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ESDI
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6280-15TX
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DTC-6180
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DTC-6180-15T
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Western Digital 1007A-WA2
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CONTROLLERS (SCSI)
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Adaptec AHA1542B (but see INCOMPATIBILITIES)
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Adaptec AHA-1742A, BIOS version 1.34 (in enhanced mode)
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Adaptec AHA1740
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Adaptec AHA-1740 SCSI-2 controller (BIOS v1.34) in Enhanced Mode
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Buslogic 445s
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Future Domain SCSI Model 1680
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Future Domain SCSI card, TMC-850 (works with kernel 0.99p4+)
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Future Domain SCSI card, TMC-950 chip
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MYLEX DCE376 EISA SCSI controller (in WD emulation mode only)
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Seagate ST-02
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UltraStor SCSI
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7000FASST SCSI
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WD7000fasst SCSI Card, firmware rev 5.0 (only works with .99+)
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SOUND BOARDS
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============
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ATI Stero F/X
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ProAudio Spectrum-16 (but see INCOMPATIBILITIES)
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SoundBlaster
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SoundBlaster PRO
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HARD DRIVES (RLL)
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=================
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CDC Wren II
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Micropolis 1325 (108MB)
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Toshiba ((105MB) used as 68MB MFM)
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HARD DRIVES (MFM)
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=================
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CDC Wren II
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Computer Memories Inc. 6426-S (20 MB, Full-height)
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Maxtor (68MB)
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Seagate 251-1
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Seagate ST225
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Seagate ST296N
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Tandon 262 (20 MB)
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HARD DRIVES (IDE)
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=================
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All should work and the following have been verified.
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** PLEASE DON'T EMAIL ME WITH IDE HD'S UNLESS THEY DON'T WORK! **
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Alps DR312C (202MB)
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Conner CP3204F
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Conner (210MB)
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Fujitsu (520MB)
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Fujitsu 2652S
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Fujitsu M2624-T (490meg)
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Maxtor 7120A (120MB)
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Maxtor 7213A (213MB)
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Maxtor LXT340AT (340MB)
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Maxtor XT 1140 (140MB)
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Maxtor (340MB)
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Miniscribe 8051A
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Miniscribe 8380
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Seagate (44MB)
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Seagate ST125A
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Seagate ST1102A (85MB)
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Seagate ST1144A (124Mb)
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Seagate ST1239A (211MB)
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Seagate ST3120A
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Seagate ST3144A (120/130MB IDE)
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Seagate ST351A/X (44MB)
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Seagate ST157AT
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Seagate ST3283A (245Mb)
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Quantum ELS 170AT (170MB)
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Quantum LPS120AT (120 MB)
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Quantum Prodrive LPS 240 AT
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Quantum Prodrive 80AT
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Quantum (240MB)
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Western Digital AC280 (80MB)
|
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Western Digital AP-4200 (200 MB)
|
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Western Digital (120MB)
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Western Digital AC2200 (210MB)
|
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Western Digital WDAC3400 (340MB)
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HARD DRIVES (ESDI)
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==================
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Fujitsu M2249E (320MB)
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Imprimis (300MB)
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Imprimis (360MB)
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NEC ESDI (350MB)
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HARD DRIVES (SCSI)
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==================
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All should work and the following have been verified.
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CDC WREN VI (700MB)
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Fujitsu M2614
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Fujitsu M2624 (520Mb SCSI)
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Maxtor 7120SCS
|
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Maxtor LXT-200S
|
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Maxtor LXT-340-SY (324MB)
|
|
Maxtor XT8380S
|
|
Maxtor XT8760S
|
|
Maxtor PO-12S (1.2GB)
|
|
Micropolis 1542 (330MB)
|
|
Micropolis 1664 (340MB)
|
|
Seagate ST277N (60MB)
|
|
Seagate ST296N
|
|
Seagate ST41200 (1000MB)
|
|
Seagate ST41650 (1400MB, but only 1000MB accessible)
|
|
Quantum ProDrive P80S
|
|
Quantum ProDrive 105s
|
|
Quantum ProDrive 80s
|
|
|
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TAPE DRIVES (SCSI)
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|
==================
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|
Archive Viper 150MB (erc@apple.com)
|
|
Caliper CP-150 (QIC) (aka Commodore A4070) (barrett@pamsrc.enet.dec.com)
|
|
Exabyte EXB-4200 (2GB DAT) (john@linux.demon.co.uk)
|
|
Sankyo CP150SE tapestreamer
|
|
Sankyo CP525
|
|
TANDBERG 3600 streamer, using 250MB DC6250 cardriges
|
|
Wangtek 5525ES
|
|
Wangtek 5150ES
|
|
Wangtek PC36 adapter/5099EN 60MB drive
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|
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CD-ROM DRIVES
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|
====================
|
|
All SCSI should work and the following have been verified.
|
|
** PLEASE DON'T EMAIL ME WITH SCSI CD-ROM'S UNLESS THEY DON'T WORK! **
|
|
|
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Matsushita/Kotobuki/Panasonic CR-5xx series
|
|
*Mitsumi/Radio Shack
|
|
NEC CDR-74
|
|
*Sony CDU-541
|
|
*Sony CDU-535 (erc@apple.com)
|
|
Soundblaster CD-ROM
|
|
Texel DM-3024
|
|
Toshiba 3401 (barrett@pamsrc.enet.dec.com)
|
|
*Internal Sony CDU-31a CD ROM drive and proprietary Sony interface card
|
|
DEC RRD42 (Michael Griffith, grif@yenko.ucr.edu)
|
|
|
|
* = Some require drivers not in the stock kernel - see the Linux Software
|
|
Map - sunsite:/pub/Linux/docs/LSM for those drivers.
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NETWORK CARDS
|
|
=============
|
|
wd8013 \
|
|
wd8003 >--These will work by default with the kernel
|
|
SMC Elite 16 /
|
|
|
|
Novell/Eagle NE2000
|
|
ne1000
|
|
3com503 EtherlinkII
|
|
3c503 EtherlinkII/16
|
|
Cnet UTP 10baseT (NE 2000 emulation)
|
|
PE-8013 (WD-8013 Compatible)
|
|
SIIG Inc E-Lan/200 (NE 2000 comp.)
|
|
SMC Plus Elite
|
|
Compex ENET16-COMBO (Michael Griffith, grif@yenko.ucr.edu)
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|
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PRINTERS
|
|
========
|
|
Apple Personal LaserWriter NTR
|
|
Brother HL-4PS
|
|
Brother HJ100
|
|
BJ200(Cannon?)
|
|
Canon BJ 10e
|
|
Canon LPB4+
|
|
Citizen Swift 24
|
|
Dec Writer III
|
|
Diablo 630
|
|
Epson Action Laser II
|
|
Epson LQ 400
|
|
Epson LQ-570
|
|
EPSON LX800
|
|
Epson RX-80
|
|
HP Deskjet 500
|
|
HP Laserjet II (barrett@pamsrc.enet.dec.com)
|
|
HP Laserjet III w/Postscript
|
|
HP Laserjet III w/Pacific Page PE/XL PS Cartidge
|
|
HP Laserjet IIIp
|
|
HP Think Jet
|
|
Infoscribe 1000
|
|
Kodak Diconix 150 ink jet
|
|
Kodak Diconix 150 plus
|
|
KX-P1124
|
|
NEC Pinwriter P6
|
|
NEC P2200XE
|
|
NEC P5300 dot matrix
|
|
NEC SilentWriter 95
|
|
Olivetti DM290
|
|
Panasonic KXP-P1091
|
|
Panasonic KX-P2124
|
|
Panasonic 1624
|
|
Seikosha SL-80AI
|
|
Star LC10 colour
|
|
STAR LC 24/10
|
|
Tandy TRS-80 Printer
|
|
|
|
MODEMS
|
|
======
|
|
ATI 9600etc
|
|
CASE Quattro 2400
|
|
Dallas Fax 9696
|
|
Digicom Scout+ (internal 14.4kbps v32bis/v42bis/MNP2-5)
|
|
Discovery 2400C
|
|
Everex (2400) MNP5
|
|
FasTalk 2400 II
|
|
Galaxy UFO
|
|
Gateway 2000 TelePath Data/Fax Modem (only with 0.99.10+) (Daniel Quinlan, quinlan@spectrum.cs.bucknell.edu)
|
|
GVC 9600 v.42bis
|
|
Logicode Technology- QuickTel 9600 V.32/V.42bis
|
|
Maestro Data Optimizer
|
|
Maestro 2400XR
|
|
MegaHertz C424FM (internal Compaq-compatable modem)
|
|
Multitech v.32 external
|
|
Packard Bell internal 1200
|
|
P.C. Logic 144I, V32bis & V42bis
|
|
Practical Peripherals PM14400FXSA V.32BIS
|
|
Quikkomm (2400)
|
|
SEL Panther 4 (2400bps)
|
|
Smartlink 9614AV - 14.400 highspeed modem from Archteck
|
|
Supra Faxmodem V.32bis
|
|
Supramodem 2400
|
|
Swan 2400 baud
|
|
Telebit T2500 (19.2k)
|
|
Turbo modem (v.32, v.42, v.42bis)
|
|
US Robotics Courier (2400)
|
|
US Robotics - Courier HST Dual Standard
|
|
US Robotics v.32bis
|
|
US Robotics Sportster (newer model) v.32bis (Ed Carp, erc@apple.com)
|
|
Zoom 2400 Internal
|
|
Zoom 2400 External w/SendFax
|
|
Zoom FaxModem 14.4k
|
|
Zoom 14.4k raw
|
|
ZyXEL 1496-E
|
|
ZyXEL U-1496E (v.32bis/v.42bis/FOX external modem)
|
|
|
|
MICE
|
|
----
|
|
A-Tech serial (switch set to Mouse Systems emulation)
|
|
A4TECH (Taiwan) Serial emulates MS-Mouse w/2 Buttons
|
|
Agiler (Microsoft/Mouse System)
|
|
ATI Busmouse
|
|
Artec M-22 (3-button)
|
|
Artec serial optical (mouse systems/microsoft)
|
|
Genius GM-F303
|
|
Genius GM-6 (microsoft compat)
|
|
Genius GM-6000 2/3 buttons serial mouse
|
|
Laser Microsoft/MouseSystem compatible
|
|
Logictech Dexxa mouse (acts like a Microsoft mouse)
|
|
Logitech FirstMouse serial version
|
|
Logitech MouseMan
|
|
Logitech Pilot Serial (3 buttons)
|
|
Logitech series 9
|
|
Logitech Series 14, 2 Button
|
|
Logitech Trackman 3Button (flakey at best)
|
|
Keen three button serial
|
|
Kensington Expert Mouse (trackball)
|
|
Inland Mouse Plus (emulates MicroSoft or Mouse Systems)
|
|
MicroSoft Serial
|
|
Microsoft Ballpoint mouse
|
|
Mouse Systems Serial
|
|
M-O-U-S-E mouse (taiwan)
|
|
Osborne (Microsoft Compat.)
|
|
PC accessorys MCST
|
|
Primax three buttoned mouse (Microsoft/MouseSystems)
|
|
Qtronix
|
|
Quickshot QS-159
|
|
Viglen mouse, 3 buttons, can't get the middle button to work in X
|
|
Z-Nix (Microsoft Compatible)
|
|
|
|
OTHER
|
|
=====
|
|
vt320 terminal (IRQ 10 from HP multi-function card)
|
|
vt220 terminal on COM2
|
|
tvi-925 terminal
|
|
|
|
INCOMPATIBILITIES
|
|
=================
|
|
|
|
From: mow@marsu.tynet.sub.org
|
|
|
|
The ProAudio Spectrum 16 does not work properly in combination
|
|
with the Adaptec 1542B. This is due to both card's busmastering
|
|
feature. NeXTSTEP/Intel even crashes with this configuration.
|
|
--
|
|
Ed Carp, N7EKG erc@apple.com 510/659-9560
|
|
anon-0001@khijol.uucp
|
|
If you want magic, let go of your armor. Magic is so much stronger than
|
|
steel! -- Richard Bach, "The Bridge Across Forever"
|
|
|
|
------------------------------
|
|
|
|
From: msb@cats.ucsc.edu (Maurice S Barnum)
|
|
Subject: Re: A Word Processor for Linux
|
|
Date: 6 Sep 1993 07:38:36 GMT
|
|
|
|
|
|
In <CCx7yH.3JG@hermes.hrz.uni-bielefeld.de> carsten@hrz.uni-bielefeld.de ( Carsten Menke) writes:
|
|
|
|
>Why don't you use TeX ?
|
|
|
|
Because the sky is blue?
|
|
|
|
disclaimer: I like TeX.
|
|
--
|
|
Maurice S. Barnum + Wait for the tea! ---
|
|
msb@cats.ucsc.edu,cats.BITNET | the fish aren't running.
|
|
mbarnum@nyx.cs.du.edu,eis.calstate.edu + --- Log Lady
|
|
PGP fingerprint: 26 46 7A 02 F0 5C C1 67 76 3D 53 39 79 D3 C9 26
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------------------------------
|
|
|
|
From: tdylew@news.delphi.com (TDYLEW@DELPHI.COM)
|
|
Subject: BBS package
|
|
Date: 6 Sep 1993 03:53:23 -0400
|
|
|
|
I was wondering if anybody here knew of a BBS package that has been ported
|
|
to Linux. I found Eagle BBS, but it would require a couple hours of
|
|
porting work to get up and running. I am looking for something that would
|
|
be like a mess-dos setup, but allow higher level users to get to the shell.
|
|
|
|
Tom
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The service address, to which questions about the list itself and requests
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to be added to or deleted from it should be directed, is:
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Internet: Linux-Activists-Request@NEWS-DIGESTS.MIT.EDU
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You can send mail to the entire list (and comp.os.linux) via:
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Internet: Linux-Activists@NEWS-DIGESTS.MIT.EDU
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Linux may be obtained via one of these FTP sites:
|
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nic.funet.fi pub/OS/Linux
|
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tsx-11.mit.edu pub/linux
|
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tupac-amaru.informatik.rwth-aachen.de pub/msdos/replace
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The current version of Linux is 0.99pl9 released on April 23, 1993
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