Q: How can I contact you?

	A: Just send an email to:	sander [AT] knopper [DOT] tk


Q: Which IDE chipsets do you support?

	A: Currently we support the following:

		ALI M15x3
		AMD and nVidia
		ATI IXP
		Intel PIIXn
		SiS5513
		VIA82CXXX

	There's no support for SCSI since this really would exceed the size limits.


Q: Which filesystems do you support?

	A: Currently there's support for the following filesystems:

		ramfs
		ext2
		ext3
		msdos
		vfat
		iso9660
		udf

	Filesystems such as XFS, JFS and others are just too big. Though you can load them as modules.


Q: Which network cards are supported?

	A: The following drivers are compiled into the kernel:

		3c590/3c900 series
		Broadcom 4400
		nForce Ethernet
		Intel(R) PRO/100+
		RealTek RTL-8139
		VIA Rhine
		

Q: Can I remove the disk after everything has been loaded?

	A: Yes you can! The whole root filesystem is loaded into a ramdisk. So you can safely remove the disk.
	   This is actually pretty handy because you can load some modules or other programs from another disk.


Q: How do I find out what options programs have?

	A: Just add the parameter "--help" to the program. For instance:

	tar --help

	This gives some extra output on how to use the program.


Q: Where's the ssh client located?

	A: /bin/sshclient


Q: So I booted your disk, but how do I set up a network connection?

	A: Using dhcp is the most easy way to do this. I'm using "eth0" only as an example, just type: 
	
	udhcpc --interface eth0

	If you don't have much RAM available, you could also try this: (to exit the client after getting an ip)

	udhcpc -q --interface eth0


	If you have to do it manually then you should use "ifconfig" and "route" to set up your connection.
	Support is on it's way for "/etc/network/interfaces" so you can just give:

	ifup eth0

	After you've correctly configured the settings in that file.


Q: I want ........ program!

	A: Just send me an email and maybe I'll add it. Just keep in mind I've only a limited amount of space.