From: anders.smith@philips.com
Date: Tue Apr 03 2001 - 18:44:21 CEST
My only reason is to avoid as many mechanical pieces as possible to avoid noise, energy and breakdown.
The CR-Rom idea is nice though, so it could be an interresting way to go. I could potentially put all of muLinux and the web stuff on the CD and then it could get really simple to reboot.
Anders
On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 10:35:33PM -0700, design@smiths.dk nicely wrote:
> Since it's Linux I'd expect to rarely reboot, but if I have to then how
> about using a ZIP for back-up of the website or FTP?
> The site is up to 15Mb so fitting it on the boot disk is out of the question
> for me, but quite a nice solution though
> (;->)
> Does the muLinux diskset contain drivers for mounting a paralell port Zip
> Drive?
I only used SCSI-attached ZIP
> Is it ricky to make muLinux automatically set up a ramdisk on boot?
Easy to do, but why? You can mount a small disk partition for this
purpose. Example: you can mount a CD-ROM. Put your website on a CD-ROM!
Michele
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