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| Software |
| DMX4Linux Driver Suite for Linux |
| csv2iif.pl suite convert PayPal transactions to IIF, OFX, QIF |
| Hardware |
| DMX30 Interface 128Ch SPP |
| DMX43 Interface 2out 2in EPP |
| LED Hardware for Linux and Windows |
| EPROM Sampler for 8 bits of sound |
| Misc |
| CatWeasel Linux drivers for MK3/4 PCI |
| pg_trompe PostgreSQL replication |
| trycatch C exception/signal handling lib |
| Patches to various software |
| Tools and small scripts |
| Docs misc documents |
| Links to lighting stuff |
Booting Linux on USB disks via initial ramdiskInstall your Linux via some CD/DVD on your usb disk. Choose lilo as bootmanager and install lilo onto the MBR of your usb disk. When you try to boot from your usb disk it should fail, because the kernel will not recognize the usb disk when it tries to mount its root partition. Now you should use your CD/DVD again and boot it rescue
system via CD but then accessing the usb disk:
Then log in as root and edit /etc/sysconfig/kernel. Make
sure the following modules are listed in the
INITRD_MODULES section: sbp2 usb-storage ehci-hcd
uhci-hcd sr_mod sd_mod scsi_mod. Then rebuild your initial
ramdisk with mkinitrd and register the new initrd with
your boot loader: lilo. Now your system should be able
to boot with the usb disk.
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