[Malvern] Fedora Core 4
Steve Cashmore
mlug at cashmore.me.uk
Sat Jan 7 11:47:54 GMT 2006
Thanks for all the offers of help.
Interestingly enough all the installs so far have been network installs
starting with a floppy or NIC boot rom and initial TFTP. The
installation then proceeds via FTP from another local machine. This
upgraded one is tiny and has no CD/DVD drive, but a large hard disk and
two NICs acting as a firewall for the rest of the network. Most of the
time it runs headless.
It has a massive 32Mb of RAM upgraded from 16Mb, and hosts CVS, media
collection, SMTP, IMAP, & SMB to name but a few services. I've toyed
with the idea of using Linux from Scratch but am unsure how much time
I'd have to invest in adapting all my scripts and progs to a different
installation layout. Similarly I've archived much of my software into
RPM format and may have to redo all those from source before installing
on a different type of system.
Chris Eilbeck wrote:
> Bah! Debian is the way to go.
Why so?
Given the minimum console driven install I need, what does Sarge offer
me over Fedora?
--
Steve
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