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["David Moberg" <davidjmoberg AT gmail.com>]

keesan AT sdf.lonestar.org wrote:

> > (The last one contains some other info - scroll down to see the
> > relevant ltmodem on BL2 details.)
> >
> > The postings may be difficult to understand because I used both BL3
> > and BL2. Let me know if anything needs clarification.
>
>
> How difficult would it be to compile the modules for 2.4.31, which I have
> been using most of the time on my desktop computers?

The website (heby.de/ltmodem) says that it only works with up to Linux
version 2.4.20. I built it with a 2.6 kernel once, but I'm not sure
how hard it would be. The source code is less than a megabyte, so it
shouldn't be too hard to download and try the little build script.

> (Maybe you can do it?)

OK, but it might not insert in your custom kernels.

> I can exit and then Shift-PgUp to see what happened too.

My scrollback buffer disappears when I switch terminals. What console
video driver are you using?

> > It thinks that either your XF86Config or rgb.txt have errors.
>
> 756 being the line number?  X loads anyway.  Maybe I won't get
> PalePetalPink or some such thing.  Can I ignore this?

Yes.

> >> James' cmiller link is to sdf, not to a BL3 page.
> >
> > If you see the SDF page, I think that means his bandwidth usage limit
> > has been exceeded. You can access his page from archive.org or (I
> > think) Google's cache.

His site is working again. As far as I can tell, everything he is
hosting is available elsewhere. I should attempt a better mirror of
it.

David