Re: [cobalt-users] IRC Servers

["Sharon Valerie" <sharon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes.  The RaQ3 ships with a 2.2.12 kernel, and IRC software is not
compatible with this kernel.  Freezes of up to 10-15 minutes occur when a
user is disconnected from their internet connection while on an IRC server
on your box.

Kernel's 2.2.10 and below will work.

Hense my earlier question:

Hello,

I have only recently acquired a Cobalt RaQ3 for my business needs and have
found due to extenuating circumstances that I need to change the current
kernel on the system to that of another more reliable version.

However I have noted that lilo is not installed on the system as I could not
locate a lilo.conf or lilo executable file.

What must be installed or utilised in order to upgrade the kernel?  Would I
have to use a cobalt specific tool in order to conduct the procedure?


Thanks,

Sharon

PS could somebody please CC their answer to me privately, as there seems to
be a few hours lag on this mailing list for me.


----- Original Message -----
From: illusions <illusions@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2000 4:12 AM
Subject: [cobalt-users] IRC Servers


Can anyone tell me of there experiences with compiling and running IRCd
server software on Raq3 and Raq3i?  Did you encounter any problems or is it
any?

Jonathan