FAQ

FAQ

[Marshall Lake]

Is there a FAQ for this list?  If so, can someone point me in the
right direction?  Thanks.


Marshall Lake - mlake@melake.erols.com - http://melake.erols.com
http://melake.erols.com/~the-beach       http://melake.erols.com/~genealogy

Re: FAQ

[Jeff Tranter]

No FAQ that I know of, just (my) Linux Sound HOWTO. You can
find it at http://www.linuxdoc.org

On Sun, 06 Jun 1999, Marshall Lake wrote:
> Is there a FAQ for this list?  If so, can someone point me in the
> right direction?  Thanks.
> 
> 
> Marshall Lake - mlake@melake.erols.com - http://melake.erols.com
> http://melake.erols.com/~the-beach       http://melake.erols.com/~genealogy
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RE: FAQ

[Williamson, Mark A]

> If I can make a suggestion, I'd love to see documentation on how 
> disks/partitions are passed down to the virtual machines.  Last I 
> checked there was basically nothing other than the code to 
> try to ferret 
> out how to go about mounting partitions inside the vm's.

I've added some brief guidelines on this to docs/VBD-HOWTO.txt - the
document is still quite focussed on using Virtual Disks but there is now
a little section on using partitions / whole disks as well.  It may be
of some use.  Suggestions / additions / fixes to the docs are welcome,
as always.

Mark


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FAQ

[Jan van Rensburg]

Hi,

With Ian's blessing I started a FAQ for Xen. This is the first step in 
creating comprehensive documentation for Xen.

Up till now I've only tracked the mailing list for the last month or 
so, and incorporated Q and A's into the FAQ, so there's a lot of scope 
for improvement. I'd appreciate your comments, suggestions and more 
content.

http://xen.epiuse.com/xen-faq.txt

Regards,
Jan van Rensburg



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Re: FAQ

[Benjamin Reed]

Jan van Rensburg wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> With Ian's blessing I started a FAQ for Xen. This is the first step in 
> creating comprehensive documentation for Xen.
> 
> Up till now I've only tracked the mailing list for the last month or so, 
> and incorporated Q and A's into the FAQ, so there's a lot of scope for 
> improvement. I'd appreciate your comments, suggestions and more content.
> 
> http://xen.epiuse.com/xen-faq.txt

Great!

If I can make a suggestion, I'd love to see documentation on how 
disks/partitions are passed down to the virtual machines.  Last I 
checked there was basically nothing other than the code to try to ferret 
out how to go about mounting partitions inside the vm's.


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FAQ

[ralf]

Hi,

I've just put my rewrite of the Linux/MIPS FAQ under CVS control on
linus.linux.sgi.com in the module FAQ.   I want to invite people to
contribute by proofreading, spellchecking and commenting.

The FAQ rewrite is using the Linux SGML-Tools package to generate
FAQ versions in various data formats.  When I find the time I'll
arrange that the websites will automatically be updated by the
most current version; but somebody else will want to do that?
(hint, hint)

  Ralf

Re: FAQ

[Torbjorn Gannholm]

ralf@uni-koblenz.de wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I've just put my rewrite of the Linux/MIPS FAQ under CVS control on
> linus.linux.sgi.com in the module FAQ.   I want to invite people to
> contribute by proofreading, spellchecking and commenting.
>
> The FAQ rewrite is using the Linux SGML-Tools package to generate
> FAQ versions in various data formats.  When I find the time I'll
> arrange that the websites will automatically be updated by the
> most current version; but somebody else will want to do that?
> (hint, hint)
>
>   Ralf

 There is a proofreading-group collected by the FSF. Mail requests to
proofread@gnu.org. You will probably get lots of answers, so you might
need to organize the work so as to limit the mail volume.

--
/Torbjörn

This message is a personal message from Torbjörn Gannholm
and does not necessarily represent the opinion of my employer.

Re: FAQ

[ralf]

On Mon, Mar 15, 1999 at 08:23:53AM +0100, Torbjorn Gannholm wrote:

>  There is a proofreading-group collected by the FSF. Mail requests to
> proofread@gnu.org. You will probably get lots of answers, so you might
> need to organize the work so as to limit the mail volume.

Thanks for the hint; Michael Hill has already sent me a 53kb patch which
is going into the CVS asap; I hope somebody else will reread and comment
the text once again.

  Ralf

Re: FAQ

[ralf]

On Tue, Mar 16, 1999 at 06:16:22PM +0100, Richard van den Berg wrote:

> An outdated linux-doc-sgml package has prevented me doing so, when updated
> I'll read it.

I'm using whatever RedHat 5.2's sgml-tools 1.0.7 but still observe some
problems.  There is for example a strange problem which prevents me from
generating GNU-info version.

> P.S. is cvs read-only possible at linus.linux.sgi.com? I've tried without
> succes getting a permission denied. Instead I've ftp'ed the cvs tree.

Yes, it's possible.  From the FAQ:

  4.2.  Anonymous CVS servers.

  For those who always want to stay on the bleeding edge and want to
  avoid having to download patch files or full tarballs we also have an
  anonymous CVS server.  Using CVS you can checkout the Linux/MIPS
  source tree with the following commands:

     cvs -d :pserver:cvs@linus.linux.sgi.com:/cvs login
     (Only needed the first time you use anonymous CVS, the password is "cvs")
     cvs -d :pserver:cvs@linus.linux.sgi.com:/cvs co <repository>

  where you insert linux, libc, or gdb for <repository>.

  Ralf