Date   : Fri, 10 Mar 2006 14:03:58 +0000
From   : Jules Richardson <julesrichardsonuk@...>
Subject: Re: Them pesky case stickers (was 1MHZ SCSI/ATA board.)

Fragula wrote:
> The first DNS
> probably went up in about 1994 not long before Quake was released, on a
> 386 running some flavour of Linux (probably Slackware at that point.)

Probably still SLS then, although that might have just been at the point it 
morphed to Slackware.

All this reminds me of my NCR Tower UNIX box - I seem to remember that the 
hostname is compiled into the kernel on NCR's flavour of UNIX, so changing it 
is a complete pain in the butt and not as simple as just editing some /etc 
files...

(that machine is parked at Bletchley these days - I needed the room in the 
garage for my welder!)