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WELCOME to icepack linux 2.0 ============================ icepack linux 2.0 is a full-featured Linux distribution. It comes with kernel 2.4.17, glibc 2.2.4, XFree86 4.2.0, GNOME 1.4.1, KDE 2.2.2 and WindowMaker 0.80.0. Take a look at the file PACKAGES-2.0 for a list of all included packages. All packages are optimized for 586 processors. All desktops provide the same menu structure! Development packages and libraries are included. Please read the entire README file before you start the installation [and don't forget the disclaimer :-)]. --------------------------------------------------------- icepack OS is a registered trademark of Adrian Hilgardth. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. --------------------------------------------------------- REQUIREMENTS ------------ - the ISO image :-) - a burner - bootable CD-ROM drive and El-Torito compliant BIOS (IDE, SCSI and PCMCIA drives are supported) - at least a 586 processor or compatible - 2.0 GB of free space (600 MB minimum but not recommended) A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE INSTALLER ------------------------------- The installer will do its best at guessing your hardware. Its main interest is your video card and CD-ROM drives that might hold an icepack CD. You can, however, override the detection by supplying boot parameters at the welcome screen prompt. The following parameters are supported: ICE-SLOWDOWN : pause 5 seconds after each step (to check the output) ICE-NOUSBPROBE : do not probe USB devices (in case it hangs) ICE-NOPCMCIAPROBE : do not probe PCMCIA devices (see above) ICE-NODDCPROBE : do not probe video modes and monitor frequencies via DDC (see above) ICE-VIDEOdriver : select a video driver, available drivers are "apm", "ark", "ati", "atimisc", "chips", "cirrus", "cyrix", "glint", "i128", "i740", "i810", "mga", "neomagic", "nv", "r128", "radeon", "rendition", "s3", "s3virge", "savage", "siliconmotion", "sis", "tdfx", "tga", "trident", "tseng", "vesa", "vga" and "vmware" ICE-RESOLUTIONresolution : select a resolution, possible settings are "640x480", "800x600", "1024x768" ICE-COLORDEPTHcolor-depth : select the color depth, should be one of 8, 15, 16, 24 or 32 ICE-MONITORHORZhorizontal-frequency-range : set monitor horizontal frequency ICE-MONITORVERTvertical-frequency-range : set monitor vertical frequency ICE-SCSIdriver : load a SCSI driver, available drivers are "3w-xxxx", "53c7,8xx", "AM53C974", "BusLogic", "NCR53c406a", "a100u2w", "advansys", "aha152x", "aha152x_cs", "aha1542", "aha1740", "aic7xxx", "aic7xxx_old", "atp870u", "dc395x_trm", "dmx3191d", "dtc", "eata", "eata_dma", "eata_pio", "fdomain", "fdomain_cs", "g_NCR5380", "gdth", "in2000", "initio", "ips", "megaraid", "ncr53c8xx", "nsp_cs", "pas16", "pci2000", "pci2220i", "psi240i", "qla1280", "qlogicfas", "qlogicfc", "qlogicisp", "qlogic_cs", "seagate", "sim710", "sym53c416", "sym53c8xx", "t128", "tmscsim", "u14-34f", "ultrastor", "wd7000" ICE-SCSIPARAMSparam : set parameters for the SCSI driver, multiple occurences allowed Any combination and order is possible. First example: type "linux ICE-VIDEOvesa ICE-RESOLUTION1024x768 ICE-COLORDEPTH24 ICE-SLOWDOWN" to start the installation in 1024x768 24-bit mode using the vesa driver and slow things down a bit to be able to read the output. Second example: type "linux ICE-MONITORHORZ29-82 ICE-MONITORVERT50-120" to request XFree86 to use a horizontal frequency between 29 and 82 and a vertical frequency between 50 and 120. Please consult your monitor manual in case of doubt. Third example: type "linux ICE-SCSIaha152x ICE-SCSIPARAMSio=0x300 ICE-SCSIPARAMSirq=9" to load the SCSI driver aha152x with the module parameters "io=0x300 irq=9". USING THE VESA FRAME BUFFER DEVICE ---------------------------------- If neither the driver for your card nor the VESA driver work you can still use the frame buffer device by typing "linux vga=mode" mode being one of the following: 0x0301 : 640 x 480, 8 bit 0x0310 : 640 x 480, 15 bit 0x0311 : 640 x 480, 16 bit 0x0312 : 640 x 480, 24 bit 0x0303 : 800 x 600, 8 bit 0x0313 : 800 x 600, 15 bit 0x0314 : 800 x 600, 16 bit 0x0315 : 800 x 600, 24 bit 0x0305 : 1024 x 768, 8 bit 0x0316 : 1024 x 768, 15 bit 0x0317 : 1024 x 768, 16 bit 0x0318 : 1024 x 768, 24 bit 15 and 16 bit modes work best with the frame buffer device. Whenever you choose a valid frame buffer device mode all other ICE-VIDEO, ICE-RESOLUTION and ICE-COLORDEPTH parameters given on the command line will be ignored. An example: type "linux vga=0x0317" to load the frame buffer device driver and use a resolution of 1024 x 768 in 16 bit colors. By using the frame buffer device you also get a graphical console at bootup. If you want the graphical console but don't want to use the unaccelerated frame buffer device driver later, start the installation using the frame buffer device and choose another driver in the XFree86 configuration later. When combined with other parameters "vga=mode" must be the last one, f. ex. "linux ICE-SLOWDOWN vga=0x0317". HOW TO CREATE A RESCUE DISK --------------------------- If the worst comes to the worst and the installation failed and you can neither boot your old systems nor your new icepack create a rescue disk (you can of course choose to create the rescue disk during the installation). On the first CD (readable under Linux or Windows) you find the rescue disk image "rescue.img" in the directory "boot". Under Windows you also need the program "rawrite" to write that boot image to a floppy. "rawrite" is also on the first CD in the directory "rawrite". An NT version is also available there. Windows: - Open the DOS-shell in your Window system. - Change to the CD-ROM drive (below drive E:). We assume that you only have one floppy drive (A:) and that you insert a blank formatted floppy into drive A: (WARNING: All data on that floppy will be lost!). E:\>cd rawrite E:\RAWRITE>rawrite Enter the disk image source filename: E:\boot\rescue.img Enter the target disk drive: a:\ Please insert a formatted diskette into drive A: and press ENTER - Now the boot disk will be created. Make sure you set your BIOS to A,C to be able to boot from floppy. When you boot from that rescue disk an online help will tell you what to do next. Linux: - We assume you have mounted your CD-ROM drive under /media/cdrom. Insert a blank formatted floppy into the floppy drive (WARNING: All data on this floppy will be lost!), open a console and type: dd if=/media/cdrom/boot/rescue.img of=/dev/fd0u1440 <ENTER> - The rescue image will now be written to the floppy. If this was successful you get the following output: 2880+0 records in 2880+0 records out - Now restart your computer and insert the rescue disk. Make sure you have changed the BIOS settings to A,C to be able to boot from floppy. HOW TO CREATE BOOT DISKS ------------------------ Follow the instructions for the creation of a rescue disk but use the images "boot_144.img" and "drivers.img". INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLATION --------------------------------- Click on "More" to override our selection, choose drivers and enter parameters. Do not forget to press the "OK" resp. "SAVE" button, otherwise your settings will not be saved. As long as you have not "CONFIRMed" your configuration you can always go back and change your settings (you can go to all toolbar buttons that are not grayed-out). After the installation you can adjust your settings in the icepack config manager (logged in as root). DOCUMENTATION ------------- Apart from man and info pages you can find documentation for each package in "/usr/share/doc/packages/<package>". Documentation in HTML format is available in "/usr/share/doc/html", in PDF format in "/usr/share/doc/pdf" and in PS format in "/usr/share/doc/ps". NON-ENGLISH LANGUAGE CATALOGUES AND MAN PAGES --------------------------------------------- We have included all available language catalogues and a lot of man pages for your tongue. Please take a look at the CD directories "packages/cat-all" and "packages/man-all" for rpm packages. DEVELOPERS ---------- To create modversions.h and autoconf.h do the following: - "cd /usr/src/linux" - "cp ICEPACK-CONFIG-586-UP .config" - "make oldconfig" - "make dep" and you're set up for compiling. BUGS ---- Please post all bugs and problems in our forum. WHAT'S NEXT ----------- 3.0 is scheduled for November 2002, so stay tuned. DISCLAIMER ---------- This software is provided by icepack linux as-is and without warranty of any kind, express, implied or otherwise, including without limitation any warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. In no event shall icepack linux be liable for any direct, indirect, punitive, special, incidental or consequential damages of any kind or any damages whatsoever resulting from loss of use, data, profits or any other economic advantage or business interruption, whether or not advised of the possibility of damage, and on any theory of liability, arising out of or in connection with the use or inability to use or performance of this software. ============================ MAY THE SOURCE BE WITH YOU ! ============================ ---- 
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