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|    Message 328 of 2,243    |
|    DENNIS SMITH to NEIL WILLIAMS    |
|    RE: Portability of Amiga    |
|    19 Jun 03 23:40:14    |
      On 6/19/2003 11:04 PM, NEIL WILLIAMS wrote to DENNIS SMITH:              -> On Wednesday June 11 2003, Dennis Smith said to NEIL WILLIAMS:       ->        -> >> Using AOL isn't a problem; any huge amount of junk attached to any       -> >> message is though...       ->        -> DS> It that ads thing. =:o Is no such thing a free Mail List. The HTML       ->        -> Maybe the adverts trigger HTML in the AOL software, but that's not what I       mean.       ->        -> DS> attachments by the YaYhoos are their group sponsor. I even see them       -> DS> in plain text! People with dial-up don't care for this crap.       ->        -> The plain text ads are about 4 lines big, the HTML versions of text messages       -> are usually several kilobytes.               I' noticed that since using Mozilla.        ->        -> DS> Sorry you lost your AIO job. :-\ I always looked forward to AIO for       -> DS> the latest gossip and news. I hope things will evolve into something       -> DS> better. :)       ->        -> I had to give up 'editing' the news in AIO back in 2000.. That's when I       started       -> uni so I was a) too busy and b) my Amiga was connected to the internet only       by       -> a GSM mobile phone. 9600bps is unpleasant!       ->        -> I did fix some bugs in the software though, and added background images to       the       -> pages (although that was buggy :)               You do good work! Around issue #68 was starting to use WinUAE. A little faster       than putting them of a floppy and moveing to A2k.               -> DS> I finally got my A1 to do internet. Another case of bad setup by       -> DS> the Debian distro. There's a DSL/PPPoE selection on the KDE Desktop       ->        -> Unixes were never designed for normal users, that's why they have such a       steep       -> learning curve. Often, nothing is automatic even when it would be trivial to       -> automate it..                I already crashed my A1 the second. The first evening -- I skipped the Debian       login request to "Shutdown". Hey, I turned it off like my A2K. Big Oops.=:o       Won't Bootup because of 'fsck'. I too many files screwedup. So, I reinstalled       it from scratch.         The other night, I d/led an IBrowse2.x Demo to checkout the BSDsocket.lib.       I normally use GDM and so ran UAE and IBrowse. Oops.=:o I think the socket is       not too good. It trashed my /root/ dir. But, I wasn't going to reinstall the       system. Ran -- fsck /dev/dha2 and answered Y to everything. Bam! I bootedup.       :)               -> DS> I created a OS 3.9 Emergency-Disk in UAE. So, that looks really good.       -> DS> Another snag revealed: the OS CD uses CacheCDFS which is SCSI. The       ->        -> CacheCDFS works on IDE. I use it here like that.               Well, I like to know how your saying that to system. I tryed a OS 3.5        install; didn't work. Wouldn't assign the CD.              -> DS> Will you run OS4 on your A4000? BlizzardPPC go on tour next month.       ->        -> Possibly. Either that or MorphOS. Depends which gets here first. Currently I       -> have no funds to buy a Pegasos for MorphOS.               Any particular reasons why you oogle MOS? =:o              Dennis & AmigaOne & SURFboard DSL & luck. =:o               Neil Williams, neil@zeusdev.co.uk - Uni, ug00026 at sees bangor ac uk                             --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5        * Origin: Eastpointe BBS (1:120/228)    |
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