Re: [TCLUG:4673] CDR-CDRW Drives and Linux

[brady <bradyh@bitstream.net>]

Check this out if you're in a hurry:  http://www.zdnet.com/zdhelp/stories/main/0,5594,2213046,00.html
I think it's pretty well written.

Otherwise show up at the TCLUG meeting next month...it looks like we'll be stepping through a kernel compilation.

>On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, Kevin R. Blum wrote:
>
>> How do I recompile the kernel? I am new to Linux and haven't done that yet.
>
>Run, don't walk, to the nearest Barnes & Noble, or other bookstore and get
>yourself a good Linux reference book. Amazon.com is also a good choice. My
>personal favorite is Running Linux by Welsh and Kaufman. It's a little
>dated, but 99% of the book is pertinent to even the newest kernels. It was
>the first Linux book I read. Even though I understood relatively little of
>it the first time through, it gave me enough info to get started. Now as I
>go back to it periodically, I find all kinds of other info that I had
>missed the first time.
>
>Of course, don't ignore the many HOWTOs available. I don't have the URL
>handy, but a short search with Google or some other search engine will
>turn them up quickly.
>
>-Tim
>
>--
>Timothy D. Wilson			"A little song, a little dance,
>University of MN, chem. dept.		a little seltzer down your 
>wilson@chem.umn.edu			pants."   -Chuckles the Clown
>Phone: (612) 625-9828                       as eulogized by Ted Baxter
>
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