Monday, May 4. 2009
grml at OSDC 2009, recent developer news Posted by Michael Prokop
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Thursday, April 23. 2009
new devel-release: 2009.04.23 Posted by Michael Prokop
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Comments (0) Trackbacks (0) new devel-release: 2009.04.23I just pushed a new devel release to our mirror. Quoting the main changelog:
Thursday, April 23. 2009
grml booth at Grazer Linuxdays 2009 Posted by Michael Prokop
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You can meet several core developers of grml at the grml booth at Grazer Linuxdays 2009 on 25th of april in Graz/Austria. We'll have multi-ISO usb devices with us and present some nifty features of the upcoming grml release. Hope to see you there!
Thursday, April 2. 2009Poll: IDE vs. LIBATAUpdate on 2009-04-06: sorry, adjusted the wording. Should be *IDE* vs. LIBATA of course. Sorry for the confusion. The GRML Team wants to collect feedback regarding the recent switch from IDE to LIBATA. IDE? LIBATA?
Tuesday, March 24. 2009
grml mentioned in c't 07/2009 Posted by Michael Prokop
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grml has its own section in an article named Live-Shows - Live-Linuxe für jeden Zweck of the
german magazine c't, edition 07/2009. Check out pages 125 and 126.
Tuesday, March 24. 2009
Link: "Why we're using GRML in ... Posted by Michael Prokop
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Nice blog post by Christian Hofstaedtler: Why we're using GRML in the datacenter
Tuesday, March 3. 2009
updated kernel 2.6.28-grml available Posted by Michael Prokop
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An updated 2.6.28-grml kernel is available through the grml-testing repository, this update incorporates the latest stable patch (being 2.6.28.7). I'll provide the according 2.6.28-grml64 kernel soon as well.
Monday, March 2. 2009
grml development - shiny new stuff.... Posted by Michael Prokop
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After the bug squashing party lots of further development took place. The most important stuff:
Friday, February 13. 2009
results of the bugsquashing party on ... Posted by Michael Prokop
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Some stats for the bugsquashing party on 2009-02-12:
Wednesday, February 11. 2009
grml bug squashing party on 2009-02-12 Posted by Michael Prokop
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On 2009-02-12 starting at 02:00p.m. (with open end) a grml bug squashing party takes place via IRC. Coordination takes place on channel #grmldev on freenode. Everyone is welcome to join. Further details are available at the bug squashing party in the grml-wiki.
Wednesday, February 11. 2009
grml in linux user magazine 2009/02 Posted by Michael Prokop
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In the current german Linux User magazine edition 2009/02 is a two pages article about grml titled "Linux alpin". The DVD edition provides a multiboot DVD featuring grml 2008.11 as well.
Tuesday, December 30. 2008
first version of kernel 2.6.28-grml ... Posted by Michael Prokop
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I just uploaded the first version of kernel 2.6.28-grml[64] to the grml-testing repository. Details about configuration and patches are available in grml's git kernel repository. A new develrelease providing the new kernel will be available as well as daily snapshots featuring the new kernel soon.
Friday, December 12. 2008Using grml? Let us know!I'll hold a talk about grml at the Open Source Data Center Conference on 29/30 April 2009 in Nürnberg/Germany. I'd like to show the attendees how grml is used in Real World Environments and need your contribution! You are using grml in your company for system recovery, presenting demos of your application, automated system installation,...? Please let me know! This is *your* chance to present your company or product in my talk. :) If it's necessary you can also submit your stories anonymously or request that I'll withhold your identity while presenting your setup. Feel free to forward this information to anyone who might have interesting stories for me, I'd love to hear from you. Friday, December 12. 2008
new team member: Moritz Augsburger Posted by Michael Prokop
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Moritz 'moemoe' Augsburger just joined the grml-team. He's a long-standing grml user and contributed several bugreports, patches and improvement suggestions.
Monday, December 1. 2008
grml release 2008.11 available Posted by Michael Prokop
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Comments (0) Trackbacks (0) grml release 2008.11 availablegrml version 2008.11 (all grml flavours) - codename Schluchtenscheisser - has been released and is currently being uploaded to the mirrors. The official release announcements providing all the relevant news are available: Issues regarding the releases can be found in the grml-wiki. As usual you can get the ISO(s) via bittorrent, http and/or ftp from the mirrors listed at grml.org/download. Have fun and enjoy the new release! Your feedback is highly appreciated. |
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