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Linux OS.: Technical questions

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234	Some questions to the thread. 1) Does Linux support SMP? If so for how many pr	Thure Meyer	-	4/12/1999
233	<i>You can use Partition Magic to make some areas for Linux but you do no	Gerald Walls	-	4/6/1999
232	>>Back to the mines!<< I like the imagery. If you want to give it	Mitch Blevins	-	4/5/1999
231	Well let me reiterate to you. You won't get anywhere with windows NT withou	E. Charters	-	4/5/1999
230	Aack! That sounds like a nasty bug. Which kernel version are you using? You	Mitch Blevins	-	4/5/1999
229	I would also like to add to EC's description of shutting down that you can	Marcelo Magnasco	-	4/5/1999
228	>>sorry what you are saying does not compute. default partition? win 95?	S.C. Barnard	-	4/5/1999
227	<i>The way my friend did the partitioning, he first cleaned out the drive	E. Charters	-	4/5/1999
226	The results of 'cat /etc/fstab' is useful, but it won't necessarily	Mitch Blevins	-	4/5/1999
225	Don't forget you login is as root or whoever.. but you can only issue a hal	E. Charters	-	4/5/1999
224	It is highly recommended that you obtain an aftermarket manual that walks throu	E. Charters	-	4/5/1999
223	sorry what you are saying does not compute. default partition? win 95? home? I	E. Charters	-	4/5/1999
222	The default partition is part. 1 - win95. "home"?	S.C. Barnard	-	4/5/1999
221	Understood<eom>	S.C. Barnard	-	4/5/1999
220	The way my friend did the partitioning, he first cleaned out the drive of a tot	S.C. Barnard	-	4/5/1999
219	I not that you have no "home" partition. I know this is not what is r	E. Charters	-	4/5/1999
218	logout is like halt as the flu is like death. It only feels that way to the per	E. Charters	-	4/5/1999
217	I've been sending 'logout' when logging out. Is this like halt? he	S.C. Barnard	-	4/5/1999
216	ahem. WIN 95 IS NOT MULTITASKING. It pretends to be. It is not really. FIRST Y	E. Charters	-	4/4/1999
215	It's not the mounting, it's the partitioning. You have to be very speci	E. Charters	-	4/4/1999
214	the error in the logon messages that was there before this problem, and that th	S.C. Barnard	-	4/4/1999
213	All I did was go to the "start" button, and went to the shut down on	S.C. Barnard	-	4/4/1999
212	did you try to quit without "halt" ing first? No can do batman. A mul	E. Charters	-	4/4/1999
211	Geez- I don't know what happened!!! this is what happened when I tried to b	S.C. Barnard	-	4/3/1999
210	Just run the program "dip" which is in /sbin. dip -t -v will get you	E. Charters	-	4/3/1999

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