[GNUz] Voyage setup part2: read-only

[Rik Tindall]

>>PS syslog records my dnsmasq.conf edit as an error alright.

Which I corrected as documented (server=10.1.1.1 was ok).
But I'll take that out again now - network specific.

Nick Rout wrote:
> hmmm
> 
> really does sound like you have completely screwed it up - I say that
> in the nicest possible way with a smiley on my face. 

? - A no-brainer really. Steve had me on the right track. After cutting 
/ro/~resolv.conf down to the most relevant three entries, it went. So I 
now have ee (anybody else like that editor?) and nano, with mc to follow 
soon. No, I'm impressed with how well this little Voyage has travelled.

> Take it as a lesson and install it properly, and follow the
> instructions, and make minimal changes, mainly
> to /etc/network/interfaces.

What hda partitioning options does it offer at install? I'm not going to 
risk my well-spliced hdd unless I have to. I.e. I can't give Voyage 
either of the two main install-to options just yet (cf or 2ndry hdd). 
Anyway, I bet it just unpacks what I've untarred into place mostly.

> After all it doesn't take long to install.

Will try it again I'm sure - memory stick and/or old P1 router reuse.
A great tool. Now, is there something easier for CLI email than mutt?..

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