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Hello Maurice!

Sun Jan 04 2015, Maurice Kinal wrote to Gert Andersen:

 MK>I am planning to start mine soon.  Maybe tonight but first want to take 
 MK>care of this WeBeBashing fidonet stuff.  I really liked the Danish 
 MK>datetime stamp I was putting into replies to you.  Reminded my of the 
 MK>"A M????se once bit my sister..." tagline I used to have except that 
 MK>was Bogo-Norwegian instead of da_DK.utf8 LANG variable I used in my 
 MK>replies to you.  Also those replies were using the 'Europe/Copenhagen' 
 MK>TZ enviroment thingy.  This reply should be fr_CA.utf8 with the TZ set 
 MK>to PST8PDT which is the timezone in this neck of the woods.

 GA>> It to me 3-4 hours by the run of emerge -e @world

 MK>I don't plan on adding 'emerge' and will probably use the local ftp 
 MK>setup to upgrade/install packages once I get something to actually 
 MK>install/upgrade on there.  I also plan to have it WeBeBashing except 
 MK>not fidonet-ish.  However I have been thinking along the lines of a 
 MK>similar thing using binkd instead of ftp which would make it 
 MK>fidonet-ish.

 MK>Exactly like 'freq' except totally different.  :::evil grin:::

I tried to use and manage the bad kernel on the first running of 64bit 3.16.5
but it wasn't working out, so I shifted the harddisk out with a working linuc
of 3.17.7 kernel and it got up but had some damm netcard renaming of mac there
not would working and my onboard netcard is going up and dawn of working and
loading, after several hours trying out got all on place for netcard, and i
could get named and hdcpd start up fine, but when I was on to start up
shorewall come it out with a new line there is missing in iptables of log match
there make shorewall to work and run.

Benny, you can ssh in on the old router and find the mount for 1tbroot or tell
me what it can be and where the is there is missing the line for iptables.

  Take care,
            Gert

      - Get the best with linux - 

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