Just a quick short post. Even shorter: use the toram boot parameter. I was looking for an option to copy the contents of the live CD into RAM during boot and was looking throught the source of the casper script (the one that mounts the stuffs to have a working root or /cdrom for Ubuntu),
Once I had a project where I needed to swap two SATA disks every week. Shutting down, swapping, and booting up again took a lot of time, and – to be honest – was a bit uncomfortable, so I thought I will try to make the change a little bit hot. My disks and motherboard
I have just bought an Asus Eee 1101HA and (after compiling a custom kernel with the correct drivers) it is working almost perfectly. Sometimes the whole system just hung and after a keypress the hung had gone and it was OK for a while until the next hang… This had been happening in console and
5853:0001 is a XEN HVM virtual SCSI adapter. Source: https://code.ticketmaster.com/trac/browser/spine/trunk/lib/Spine/Plugin/SystemInfo.pm?rev=123#L225
Although the Bootsplash has been superseded by Splashy many of us liked Bootsplash. I was unable to find a patch for 2.6.32, so I made one from the patch for 2.6.30. http://dev.kakaopor.hu/stuffs/bootsplash-3.1.6a-2.6.32.diff
I assume you have a working Apache 2 installation with PHP4 modules installed, if not run the following and you will have: sudo apt-get install apache2 apache2-mod-php4 Note: you can also have PHP5 installed as module and PHP4 as CGI, everything works the same way with swapping the versions in commands. First of all you