Kernel 2.4.7 Source Code Documentation

I am attempting to get my slow UP PIII 800 here at work to parse the 2.4.7 source and annotate it so that I can put it up on my other web server. When it is done, I will upload it to the server and it should be available at this URL:

http://www.randomlogic.com/kernel/

This may or may not happen tonight since this machine is nowhere near as fast as my K7 at home and the K7 takes a few hours to do it all, but the U/L bandwidth is much better here (DS3 compared to cable). I do expect to have it up before the weekend.

(NOTE: I compared kernel compile times between the two, no official numbers, just compiling on both machines. I started the PIII 800 about 1 min before the K7 Thunder. The K7 Thunder was done with make dep, bzImage, modules, and modules_install before the PIII was 50% complete with bzImage. The K7 was running 2 SETI@Home sessions as well as compiling, the PIII was doing nothing else.)

I plan to update the documentation with every stable kernel release. (So please, don't crank them out too fast, I'd hate to spend my life U/L 1GB+ of HTML every other day!! ;-)

A slight change in plans:

www.randomlogic.com was out of disk space, so I now have a second site at http://www2.randomlogic.com. I am uploading the tar now and will uncompress the HTML to:

http://www2.randomlogic.com/linuxkernel/

Quoted 15 lines · Paul G. Allen

Quoted 6 lines · Josh Wyatt

Hi Paul,
I have a personal colo on a T1 here in Raleigh, NC, and I'd be happy to mirror for you.
1GB is no problem...
What should I do? Do you need an account on the box?

You can D/L the tarball from:

http://www.randomlogic.com/files/linux-2.4.7_html.tar.gz

and then untar it into whatever directory you want the web server to serve it up from. This will create a directory tree whose root is linux-2.4.7_html.

Quoted 5 lines

If you want to give me an account, that's fine too, but I don't need it.

Thanks,

PGA

Cool. Info is currently at:
http://joshua.raleigh.nc.us/docs/linux-2.4.7_html/

Quoted 17 lines · Josh Wyatt

Quoted 15 lines · Paul G. Allen

Quoted 6 lines · Josh Wyatt

Hi Paul,
I have a personal colo on a T1 here in Raleigh, NC, and I'd be happy to mirror for you.
1GB is no problem...
What should I do? Do you need an account on the box?

You can D/L the tarball from:

http://www.randomlogic.com/files/linux-2.4.7_html.tar.gz

and then untar it into whatever directory you want the web server to serve it up from. This will create a directory tree whose root is linux-2.4.7_html.

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Quoted 5 lines

If you want to give me an account, that's fine too, but I don't need it.

Thanks,

PGA

Cool. Info is currently at:
http://joshua.raleigh.nc.us/docs/linux-2.4.7_html/

Great. I'll change the link on the Random Logic main web site and add that URL as a mirror.

OK, it's all up and working. If anyone else wants to mirror, let me know the URL and I'll add it to the Random Logic web site at www.randomlogic.com/kernel.html.

PGA

here is our mirror

http://linux-wolf.tccw.wku.edu/kernel/

please give our lug props if you can. WKU-Linux: linux.wku.edu