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I have recently installed a version of linux using zipslack . Since my install, I have been unsuccessful getting any new applications to compile. So, I decided to try to just download a simple game of life and try to compile it. (I downloaded dblife-6.0). I unzipped it in windows 98 (maybe this is where I am going wrong, please help!). I then copied over the directory to my c:/linux directory, rebooted in dos mode and ran linux.bat I logged in as root and from there I cd'ed to the life directory and attempted to edit the makefile. When I tried to save, it gave me: UMSDOS_NOTIFY_CHANGE: no EMD file life/
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file problem linux trying to edit file using vi
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Since my install, I have been unsuccessful getting any new applications to compile. So, I decided to try to just download a simple game of life and try to compile it. (I downloaded dblife-6.0). I unzipped it in windows 98 (maybe this is where I am going wrong, please help!). I then copied over the directory to my c:/linux directory, rebooted in dos mode and ran linux.bat I logged in as root and from there I cd'ed to the life directory and attempted to edit the makefile. When I tried to save, it gave me: UMSDOS_NOTIFY_CHANGE: no EMD file life/
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file problem linux trying to edit file using vi
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I have recently installed a version of linux using zipslack . Since my install, I have been unsuccessful getting any new applications to compile. So, I decided to try to just download a simple game of life and try to compile it. (I downloaded dblife-6.0). I unzipped it in windows 98 (maybe this is where I am going wrong, please help!). I then copied over the directory to my c:/linux directory, rebooted in dos mode and ran linux.bat I logged in as root and from there I cd'ed to the life directory and attempted to edit the makefile. When I tried to save, it gave me: UMSDOS_NOTIFY_CHANGE: no EMD file life/
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Kirk <
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wrote | I now right where your coming from. I had the same problem when I was | first starting out. First though some sugestions. ZipSlack in my | humble opinion, is absolute junk. But it does work. The problem is | that Linux dose not like to run on any other file system but ext2. | ZipSlack gets around this problem the same way as macs do, it creates | a sudo file system over yours (UMSDOS). This file system, instead of | using the FAT, uses the files called
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