tallship, 4 months ago Yes, use the #mkinitrd_command_generator.sh script or run #huge, and nowadays it's #eliloconfig instead of /sbin/lilo nowadays ;) https://claudiomiranda.wordpress.com/2022/08/31/a-new-beastie-and-an-old-slacker-epilogue/ Pro Tip: for a lightning fast #SlackPkg you can point your mirrors to a local store after setting up a cronjob for mirror-slackware-current.sh I prefer to make use of /etc/slackpkg/blacklist and upgrade my kernels separately, since I often do custom compiled kernels anyway. #tallship #Slackware h/t to @claudiom for the article \m/ ⛵ .
Yes, use the #mkinitrd_command_generator.sh script or run #huge, and nowadays it's #eliloconfig instead of /sbin/lilo nowadays ;)
https://claudiomiranda.wordpress.com/2022/08/31/a-new-beastie-and-an-old-slacker-epilogue/
Pro Tip: for a lightning fast #SlackPkg you can point your mirrors to a local store after setting up a cronjob for mirror-slackware-current.sh
I prefer to make use of /etc/slackpkg/blacklist and upgrade my kernels separately, since I often do custom compiled kernels anyway.
#tallship #Slackware h/t to @claudiom for the article \m/
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brubarwal, 4 months ago @tallship @claudiom I’ve been using the “new geninitrd command” (quote from 15 release notes) on one of my #slackware 15.0 systems. Works for me, but that machine is mostly stock http://www.slackware.com/releasenotes/15.0.php
@tallship @claudiom I’ve been using the “new geninitrd command” (quote from 15 release notes) on one of my #slackware 15.0 systems. Works for me, but that machine is mostly stock
http://www.slackware.com/releasenotes/15.0.php
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