Still here;)
Still digging VSIDO on my p4
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I'm currently playing with LinuxBBQ in my vm's (running webervers/appservers, etc), and running SolydX (tracking siduction) on a desktop...  Oh and #! on my core2 quad.... So many distros, so little PCs
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I usually use symlinks to do thing like this

ln -sf /dev/sdc1/Pics /home/gordon/images

and leave fstab alone (aside from the initial mount usually to say,/data)
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That was my combination.
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ah...
I am running a 3.8 generic Debian kernel.
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Yes they have.
I had to unwind it last night.
I got kernel panics on boot (on another distro) which I suppose was due to plymouth, X, Nvidia or a combination of them.
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I found it from #!.  You really can't go wrong with Debian based systems.
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No problems here... but I haven't seen any difference between it and towo's kernel.
There must be some tho...
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Yep.

...Wondering if VastOne will implement
http://linuxbbq.org/bbs/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=353
here, too
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I ran a single install of Kanotix, when it was based on SID, for about 6 years using the h2 scripts, which are now called smxi.
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On SID, you always want to do a dist-upgrade.
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If you're tracking SID, you always want to do a dist-upgrade and not an upgrade.  You can think of an upgrade in SID like a brake in an ice storm.  Treat both like they don't exist. 
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my p4 lives!!!
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I'm still not sure why LVM is good. (maybe for restore points?)  At least once a week I wish I had repartitioned away LVM when I blew away RHEL.
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I put a short i between the V and the S.
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