Hi everyone,

A few days ago I wrote in that I could not get a kernel with FFS
commented out to boot on a diskless machine.
I have since tried several compiles, with and without FFS, debugging,
GDB and other options but have been unable to reproduce it, though
the problem reproduced easily earlier.
I haven't supped or ftp-ed source since, but things work fine now.
Kernel is almost half the size of our current generic kernel, so 
definetly worth the effort on an SLC with 16M. 

Question: Is there a more efficient way of turning an SLC into a
X-terminal than this? Right now I boot it, and start X, then telnet
to the other machine and start a window-manager etc. on the display.
So the SLC is running a more or less complete NetBSD system, with
NFS swap and all.

Regards, Paul.
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"I got the feeling that the person that wrote it acutally liked Linux.
			But maybe I'm on drugs"
 Linus Torvalds, about a leaked M$ memo on plans to undermine Linux.
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