[Preston] Linux on a 486

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Hi Adrian

I'd be interested in that, I have plenty of distro's I could bring along on
CD's.  Where would it be hosted?

Regards

Stuart

-----Original Message-----
From: preston-admin@mailman.lug.org.uk
[mailto:preston-admin@mailman.lug.org.uk]On Behalf Of Adrian Hodgson
Sent: 17 September 2002 00:23
To: preston@mailman.lug.org.uk
Subject: Re: [Preston] Linux on a 486


Phil Edwards wrote:
> Thanks for all the comments so far guys.


Snip
>
> It is all however very embryonic at the moment and my first task is to get
> to grips with networking a few Linux boxes together in the first place as
> last time I tried with my PII and my main box, I couldn't get them to
> actually talk to each other. So when I get a few days to spare, that is
what
> I will probably be doing.
>
> Thanks again, and keep them suggestions coming.
>
>>>
>>Hat
>>
>>>>7.3 and want initially to play around with the 486's as work stations,
>>>
>>but
>>
>>>>maybe later use one as a firewall / router and one as a mail server.
>>>>

Glad to see there is still life in the group, even more pleased to see
someone else with RH7.3 and exstatic over someone else using old machines.

I know that a fraction are setting up the Lancaster group and wish them
all the best if it means it is closer and more people get what they want
from Linux.  Is it worth asking if anyone is interested in a type of
Install day, Leyland next wednesday or Thursday.  That would be the
25th/26th Sept.  I am not a guru, infact just a newbie and will ask lots
of questions, so will need somebody to act in that role.

Anyway the chance is there.

Adrian



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