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</copyright>
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<revhistory>
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<revision>
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<revnumber>5.7</revnumber>
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<date>2002-07-06</date>
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New translations.
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<para>This document has been translated to <ulink
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url="http://linux.softcatala.org/projectes/doc/install/index.html">
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Catalan</ulink> anfd <ulink
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Catalan</ulink> and
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<ulink url="http://www.lugos.si/delo/slo/HOWTO-sl/Installation-HOWTO-sl.html">
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Slovenian</ulink> and
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<ulink
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url="http://qwert.cz/linux/howto/">Czech</ulink>.</para>
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</affiliation>
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</author>
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<pubdate>v0.9.15, 2002-06-12</pubdate>
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<pubdate>2002-07-06 v.0.9.16</pubdate>
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<copyright>
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<year>2001</year>
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<sect2 id="ggi"><title>What is GGI?</title>
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<para>GGI <<systemitem role="url">www.ggi-project.org</systemitem>> is a project which aims to
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implement the graphics abstraction layer in lower level code, putting graphics hardware support in one
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place, bringing higher stability and portability to graphics applications and replacing SVGAlib, fb, and
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X servers dealing directly with hardware. Judging from their screenshots, this is quite a powerful
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implement a graphics abstraction layer in lower level code, put graphics hardware support into a common
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codebase, and bring higher stability and portability to graphics applications. LibGGI applications run
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on SVGAlib, fb, and X servers among others. Judging from their screenshots, this is quite a powerful
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library.</para>
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<para>GGI was supposed to have a kernel module inserted into the Linux source code but Linus thought
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their code wasn't ready for production kernels. There was brief talk about making *BSD their main
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platform. I'm not sure if they ever went through with this.</para>
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<para>Applications that use LibGGI directly include Heroes, Ultrapoint, Quake, and Berlin. Most
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applications that use SVGALib can be run on X or any other LibGGI backend by using a wrapper library
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which re-implements SVGALib (<xref linkend="svgalib">) using LibGGI. SDL (<xref linkend="sdl">) and
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clanlib (<xref linkend="clanlib">) applications can display on LibGGI but often the native drivers for
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these libraries are faster, however it's a good way to get SDL, clanlib, and SVGALib applications to run
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where they would not before.</para>
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<para>GGI has a sister project, KGI, which is developing a kernel-level alternative to systems like the
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linux framebuffer and the DRI. This project is much less far along than LibGGI itself, but promises to
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combine DRI-level speeds and the stability and security UNIX users expect.</para>
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</sect2>
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<!-- Title information -->
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<title>Automount mini-Howto
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<author> Rahul, <url url="mailto:rahulsundaram@yahoo.co.in">
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<date>v1.5.2, 2002-06-30
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<author> Rahul Sundaram, <url url="mailto:Rahul Sundaramsundaram@yahoo.co.in" name="rahulsundaram@yahoo.co.in">
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<date>v1.5.2, 2002-07-06
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<abstract>
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This file describes the autofs automounter, how to configure it, and
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points out some problems to avoid.
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<sect>Introduction
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<sect1> Revision History
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1.5.2 - Revision history and other minor corrections.
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1.5.1 - Added details to the question about VFAT.
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1.5 - Added the copyright and other minor details.Took over maintainance
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below 1.5 - Authored by Don.
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<p>
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<itemize>
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<item> Versions below 1.5 - Authored by Don.
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<item> Version 1.5 - Added the copyright and other minor details.Rahul Sundaram took over maintainance.
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<item> Version 1.5.1 - Added details to the question about VFAT.
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<item> Version 1.5.2 - Revision history and other minor corrections.
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</itemize>
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</p>
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<sect1> Automount - what and why?
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<p>
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online). It may also be very useful for removable devices, or a few other
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uses, such as easy switching between a forced-on ascii conversion mount of
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a dos filesystem and a forced-off ascii conversion mount of the same dos fs.
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If you are new to Linux and dont understand what mounting and deamons are,then refer to
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some documentation regarding this.
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<sect1>Types of automounting
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<p>There are two types of automounters in linux; <em>AMD</em> and <em>autofs</em>. AMD is the
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<sect>Administrative
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<sect1>Copyright information
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<p>
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This mini-HOWTO is Copyright © Rahul Sundaram.All rights reserved.This document is licensed under
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This mini-HOWTO is Copyright © Rahul Sundaram Sundaram.All rights reserved.This document is licensed under
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the <url url="http://tldp.org/copyright.html" name="Linux Documentation Project license">.I welcome any kind of commercial distrubution but I would like to receive information regarding this.I would
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also help anyone willing to translate this document.If you require any exceptions to the licensing terms
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please contact me <url url="mailto:rahulsundaram@yahoo.co.in" name="Rahul">. The latest version of this document is always available at the Linux Documentation
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please contact me <url url="mailto:Rahul Sundaramsundaram@yahoo.co.in" name="Rahul Sundaram">. The latest version of this document is always available at the Linux Documentation
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website at <url url="http://tldp.org/HOWTO/mini/Automount.html">.
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<sect1>Disclaimer
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<p>
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Another solution to "timeout not working" problems would be to add a <tt>-t time</tt> option to the autofs script.
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<sect1>How do I set the permissions and ownership for the filesystem (IE FAT)
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<sect1>How do I set the permissions and ownership for the filesystem (ie)FAT.
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<p>
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Check the man page for mount for some of the options, such as setting the uid=value or umask=value options. One option that appears to be missing for FAT filesystems is mode=value. Sorry. Check in with the people who do mounting.
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<p>
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I would like to thank <url url="mailto:don@sabotage.org" name="Don"> (email id seems to be invalid now) for his original work on this mini-Howto.
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I would thank all my friends for their support and everyone who were patient enough with me while I completed this work.
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Please mail me to <url url="mailto:rahulsundaram@yahoo.co.in" name="Rahul"> in case of any suggestions,improvements or if you have any bright ideas.
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Please mail me to <url url="mailto:Rahul Sundaramsundaram@yahoo.co.in" name="Rahul Sundaram"> in case of any suggestions,improvements or if you have any bright ideas.
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Please mail me if you have any good tutorials or stuff that I can add to this document.Thanks in advance.
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I dedicate this document to my late parents Mr.V.Sundaram and Mrs.S.Soundara Sundaram.
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<article>
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<article>
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<titlepag>
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<titlepag>
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<title> PLIP Install HOWTO
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<author>Gilles Lamiral, <tt>lamiral@linux-france.org</tt>
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<date>v1.36, 2001-12-03
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<date>$Revision$ $Date$
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<abstract>
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<toc>
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<p>You can find the latest release of the <htmlurl
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url="http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/PLIP-Install-HOWTO.html"
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name="PLIP-Install-HOWTO">, by Gilles Lamiral, located at: <newline>
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<tt>http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/PLIP-Install-HOWTO.html</tt>
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<p>You can find the latest release of the <bf>PLIP-Install-HOWTO</bf>,
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by Gilles Lamiral, located at: <newline> <tt><url
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url="http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/PLIP-Install-HOWTO.html"></tt>
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If you have already read this HOWTO and you wonder what is new is this
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If you have already read this HOWTO and you wonder what is new in this
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release, first read the section <ref id="WHAT_IS_NEW" name="what's
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new">.
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<verb>
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cat /proc/parport/0/hardware
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insmod parport
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insmod parport_pc
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echo 7 > /proc/parport/0/irq
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insmod parport_pc io=0x378 irq=7 # Got those values in BIOS setup.
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insmod plip
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tail /var/log/messages
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ifconfig plip0 192.168.0.2 pointopoint 192.168.0.1 \
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netmask 255.255.255.255 up
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ifconfig plip0
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ping 192.168.0.2
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ping -c1 192.168.0.2
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route -n
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</verb>
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ping 192.168.0.2 # from 192.168.0.1
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</verb>
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Now all TCP/IP is available between the two computer via the parallel
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port. Have a nice trip !
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<sect>Introduction
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<p>
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$ echo 7 > /proc/parport/0/irq
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</verb>
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Using a kernel 2.4 the last command is no longer available. Use instead:
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<verb>
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$ insmod parport
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$ insmod parport_pc io=0x378 irq=7
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</verb>
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Check that <tt>plip</tt> module is loaded:
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</verb>
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You should see something like this in <bf><tt>/var/log/messages</tt></bf>
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<bf><tt>/var/log/messages</tt></bf>
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<verb>
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<sect>Known problems<label id="KNOWN_PROBLEMS">
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<p>
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<sect1>plip 2.2.14 versus 2.2.16
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<p>
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>From "Matt Haycraft" Matt.Haycraft@dakotaimaging.com
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Both sides have the right thing show up with ifconfig and route but ping
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(or anything else does not work) However what blows my mind is that the
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ifconfig section for both machines DOES show that packets are being
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received/transmitted.
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However it turned out to be a compatibility issue between 2.2.14 and
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2.2.16 and the plip code for each kernel version. 2.2.16 had some
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<sect>What's new<label id="WHAT_IS_NEW">
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$Id$
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<verb>
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Revision 1.39 2002/07/07 23:42:27 gilles
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Revision 1.38 2002/07/07 23:15:53 gilles
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Added a "Known problems" section
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Added "plip 2.2.14 versus 2.2.16" section. Thanks Matt.
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Revision 1.37 2002/07/07 22:56:44 gilles
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<descrip>
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<tag>v1.36, 3 December 2001
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</descrip>
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<descrip>
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<tag>
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<article>
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<title>Linux Swap Space Mini-HOWTO
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<author>Rahul Sundaram <url url="mailto:rahulsundaram@yahoo.co.in">
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<date>v1.5, 2002-06-30
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<author>Rahul Sundaram <url url="mailto:rahulsundaram@yahoo.co.in" name="rahulsundaram@yahoo.co.in">
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<item> Version 1.3 -- Written by H. Peter Anvin, and was not maintained
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<item> Version 1.4 -- Based on v1.3, but added more details.
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Currently maintained by Rahul U. Joshi
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<item> Version 1.4 -- Based on v1.3, but added more details.Rahul U. Joshi started maintainance
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<item> Version 1.42 -- Deleted the recovery section for v1.4 users an v1.4
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never actually appeared on the LDP website.
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<item> Version 5 -- Rahul U.Joshi stopped maintainance on 18 January 2000.Currently being maintained by Rahul Sundaram.
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<bf>H. Peter Anvin</bf>. Rahul.U.Joshi added the Windows 95/98 specific details as
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well as a few Red Hat Linux specific details. The msinfo program given in the
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original HOWTO didn't work on the Joshi's Red Hat Linux 6 system, so he created a similar
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program. However, He have also included the original msinfo program.It is now maintained by
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program. However, He has also included the original msinfo program.It is now maintained by
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Rahul Sundaram.
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I rely on you, the readers, to make this HOWTO useful. If you have any
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suggestions, comments, corrections, requests, flames, etc., feel free to
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contact <url url="mailto:rahulsundaram@yahoo.co.in" name="Rahul Sundaram">.
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I dedicate this document to my friends.
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</p>
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