Re: [Updated GNOME for slink]
> OK I will make it available then :)
Great! Thanks!
> Is that enough HD space?
Depends on how much you need for yourself... But if most of the 1400
MB are for installation&building, it's ok.
> I also have more memory but more isn't support by the mainboard,
Bad :-( 16 MB isn't too much... But it still will work :-)
> If it's fine as it is let me know what partition scheme you want,
You can use the simplest: The 540 MB disk for /, /usr, and /home, the
850 MB one for /usr/local (i.e., for builds). A typical installation
needs ~ 300MB, so some space is left for data in /var and /home. I'll
make /tmp a symlink to /usr/local/tmp anyway, some packages need a
huge /tmp :-)
If you want to keep some personal data in your home, or expect that
users will need more space in their homes, you can also swap the
disks. 540 MB isn't too much for the build partition, but sufficient.
> whether it should be completely up-to-date with potato
Yep. But I can keep it up-to-date later (most work done by buildd now
anyway :-)
> send ssh keys
Mine:
1024 37 70878387812755298693238500185093336662221964149248766700281449512356415133490850618300120015387357186639960317361040187208768025368667941595664352193023184861545146543445114127267753067339877548784985584539720613921950712561362691327368111909218721058796975251953495314466395558634026610940997368181331494757 rnhodek@baby
Just make a login 'roman' for me, and give me sudo permission, i.e.
roman ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
in /etc/sudoers. Then I can do the rest. BTW, what security policies
do you want for your machine? How much of the administration do you
want to/must do yourself?
> name info so it can be propagated
As in a previous mail: aussie68k seems to be a nice name, if it's ok
with you.
> I will set it up on the weekend.
Fine, thanks!
> BTW, still trying to get people to come to the #linux-m68k channel
> on dalnet, but failing miserably.
[...]
I haven't enough spare time for IRC... :-(
Roman
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