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Skriven 2006-10-09 03:56:48 av Jeff Smith (1:14/0)
    Kommentar till text 146 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
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Hello Janis.

06 Oct 06 16:31, you wrote to mark lewis:

 JK> Hi Mark,

 >>> yup... a quick google for "W32/Threat-HLLSI-based!Maximus" turned
 >>> up several reports of fprot falsing on numerous different
 >>> non-infected files...

 >>> hehe... I never think to do that :)

 >> hahaha... for your punishment, you get to write 1000 times on the
 >> blackboard "google is my friend"... i expect to see your work
 >> completed by the end of the day, today LOL!

 JK> LOL :) :)  Boy, I _never_ had to do that in school <laugh>


 >>> I'm pretty sure it's available for gentoo's linux distribution..
 >>> you know what gentoo is like.. you can compile packages on your own
 >>> and use them, but to do it right you write your own emerge file..
 >>> if you don't know much about gentoo then that's probably all greek
 >>> to you :) :)

 >> i've not done a gentoo system but have thought about looking into
 >> it... i have


    I did a gentoo install awhile back but had trouble getting the
emerge to update correctly.

 JK> Sadly, I've found that their packages have started getting a tad
 JK> sloppy as far as emerging goes.. dependencies are sometimes not
 JK> included in the emerge script, so when the compile fails, you go
 JK> searching for the 'missing' package or whatever.. bums me out because
 JK> this distro is so or was so neat... When we got back from that Sco
 JK> conference this August, I swore I was gonna install Open Server 6
 JK> <grin>.. I haven't done it yet though haha.. one of these days <g>.



    A little pricy for my taste (OpenServer 6). That and the lack of 64 bit
support and think it had some USB support issues. I do like to test OS's
though.

 >> three (i think) different flavors of linux running here, now...
 >> smoothwall and an old mandrake which are based on red hat's stuff...

 JK> I think RH5 was the first linux I installed seriously.. that's when I
 JK> made the jump from OS/2.. boy that was a while ago now <grin>


    I still like OS/2. When I get the time to update the install drivers
on the floppies or create a bootable CD for my current hardware. I may
install it again on a test PC.

 >> this box dualboots into
 >> kubuntu's dapper dan release... i also have debian sarge or woody,
 >> whichever i the newest but i don't have it installed anywhere right
 >> now... when i did, i (finally) did an update on it and it "blew up"
 >> the install and wouldn't run...

 JK> ouch :(

 >> so that box became the smoothwall firewall box... i'm wanting to say
 >> that i also have a copy of another big name in linux distributions
 >> but for the life o me i can't remember it or lay my hands on the
 >> disks :(

 JK> Hmm.. Slackware?  I had that installed a long long time ago, but
 JK> mostly for playing around... that was fun :)  I've got Kubuntu here
 JK> somewhere.. haven't installed it yet though.


     Ahhh yes... Slackware. <g> BSD wasn't too bad either.


 JK> Take care,
 JK> Janis

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