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<center>$Id: index.html,v 1.59 2001/12/23 21:12:46 freesource Exp $</center> <center>$Id: index.html,v 1.60 2001/12/24 18:17:05 freesource Exp $</center>
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size is greater than 8192k.&nbsp;&nbsp;Preserve Permissions are off by size is greater than 8192k.&nbsp;&nbsp;Preserve Permissions are off by
default for normal default for normal
users, and on by default for root, these are good defaults since a normal users, and on by default for root, these are good defaults since a normal
user would create a fs with thier own UID/GID if they turned this on. user would create a fs with their own UID/GID if they turned this on.
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@ -871,7 +871,7 @@ normal users to explore things they never could before.&nbsp;&nbsp;
User-mode-linux is used to boot up a root_fs helper, the program then User-mode-linux is used to boot up a root_fs helper, the program then
communicates with the user linux system via expect to automatically communicates with the user linux system via expect to automatically
create a UID/GID 0 filesystem from the files copied over from the create a UID/GID 0 filesystem from the files copied over from the
/tmp/gboot_non_root_`id -u1/loopback directory.&nbsp;&nbsp;The steps will /tmp/gboot_non_root_`id -u`/loopback directory.&nbsp;&nbsp;The steps will
vary slightly depending on which filesystem command is chosen, however, the vary slightly depending on which filesystem command is chosen, however, the
same same
concept is used.&nbsp;&nbsp;You may apply this to filesystems smaller than concept is used.&nbsp;&nbsp;You may apply this to filesystems smaller than