[wellylug] Kernel Compile - SUCCESS!

[Leslie Boardman]

I was typing quickly (it took longer to compile than I thought and I
wanted to go to bed) and just hammered away...not to say I would have
got it any more right anyway :-)

I have a friend who is driven mental by 'SMSlish', CU L8R, 2NITE
etc...all you have to do to rile him up is send him a text
message...best bit is he lives in the UK and it still only costs 20c to
drive him up the wall :-)

On a more Kernel related note is there a file or website that explains
what all the options do?  More like a newbie type guide/overview that
says things like:

 "RAID/LVM Support: you don't need this unless your PC has a RAID array
or LVM thingy." 

I have had a search at tldp.org and on google and end up with just to
many links or in the case of tldp I ended up with specific docs on
networking or setting up raid arrays etc.

Thanks in advance,  harry-ra (just kidding ;-)

On Wed, 2003-09-03 at 22:58, Enkidu wrote:
> Your laptop turns into a largish stringed musical instrument? I hope
> that's a typo. It annoys me when people spell non-English words wrong,
> though an honest typo is OK of course. I've seen THAT word spelt
> "wullah" for the Great Goose's sake!
> 
> I can understand people leaving off accents, since keyboards don't
> easily supply those characters.....
> 
> Sorry Leslie, not getting at you in particular, and it's a silly thing
> to get annoyed about, I know....
> 
> But as for people signing off with "chow"......GRRRRRR!! Microsoft
> Windows 3.1 is too good for them.....
> 
> Oh, well done on the Kernel compile, by the way...
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Cliff
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