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## But what about SSH+SSL |
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-This is a huge problem. |
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+This is a huge problem. I can't get modern Dropbear or older OpenSSL to build :( |
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+I have ideas about what's wrong, though, so work is ongoing. |
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+## I can't install to HD, my 386 doesn't have a 300MB HDD!! |
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+BL-LCARS is deisgned, first and foremost, to suit my particular retro computing needs. I use IDE2SD adapters on nearly every system, BlueSCSI with a few more, and SATA SSDs through adapters with a few more still. So, hard disk space is basically never an issue for me. I only own two vintage hard drives of under 1GB and they're both in systems that can use much bigger flash card storage as well. |
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+But don't fret, you can install BL3.5 the traditional way, and then add the LCARS packages on top. Be warned, there's no dependency tracking going on with the packaging, and `lcarscfg.tgz` will overwrite some of your user settings (potentially). You can always just extract the archive and selectively install individual files. Also, I recommend installing `pkg-bl3.tgz` first, as it will log the contents of each additional package you install afterwards (making it easier to track down dependencies, or manually remove packages). |
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