From: Gerhard Thimm (gthimm@zbw.ch)
Date: Tue May 25 1999 - 13:19:05 CEST
Ok, this is against the spirit of mulinix, (sorry michele)
But there is a magic in mulinux, why not install it permanently?
An easy way to boost up mulinux: copy bins from a libc5 based
distribution to mulinux. Copy it to the same tree-positions.
for a multi-user-login, you need at least:
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passwd (binary, not in mulinux till yet)
login (binary, this replaces mic's script!!! backup recommended!!!)
login.conf (etc)
this works, but you loose command-history!!!
also copy bash, but you need ...
and so on and on ...
at the end, you copied a lot of debian, redhat, dld, suse or what ever.
You can learn a lot about Unix-Systems, but you need a lot of time too.
Perhaps, it is easier to install a big distribution, but I know the
feeling after this. What is this? Can I erase this? Is this really
needed?
So, have fun with (mu)linux
Gerhard
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