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| diff --git a/perl-install/diskdrake/diskdrake.html b/perl-install/diskdrake/diskdrake.html deleted file mode 100644 index cba732084..000000000 --- a/perl-install/diskdrake/diskdrake.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,139 +0,0 @@ -<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML//EN"> -<html> -  <head> -    <title>DiskDrake</title> -  </head> -  <body bgcolor="#ffffff"> - -<center> -<table width=80% border=0 cellpadding=10 cellspacing=10> -<tr> -<td bgcolor=#ffffff> - -    <p> -    <img src="images/diskdrake1-def.jpg" alt="diskdrake logo" width=400 height=100> -    <p>   - -    <H2>I- What's it?</H2> - -      The purpose of the DiskDrake project is to make easier the hard disk -      partitionning. It is graphical, simple and powerful. The license is -      the GPL (General Public License). -      <BR> -      Different skill levels will be available (newbie, advanced user, expert). -      <BR> -      It's written entirely in Perl and Perl/Gtk. It uses resize_fat which is -      a perl rewrite of the work of Andrew Clausen (libresize). -      <P> -      DiskDrake is a project from Mandrakesoft, the company behind the popular -      <a href="http://www.linux-mandrake.com">Linux-Mandrake</a> -      operating-system. -      <P> -      A <A href="http://www.eatel.net/~john/diskdrake/faq.html">FAQ</A> is in construction. - -    <H2>II - What's available now</H2> - -    DiskDrake should be usable now... - -    it can: -    <UL> -	<LI> create partitions -	<LI> delete partitions -	<LI> change type of partition -	<LI> format partitions -	<LI> assign a mount point (<IMG SRC="/images/updated.gif" ALT="updated"><SMALL>(21/07/99)</SMALL> propose a list -	of classic mount points and verify the mount point is valid) -	<LI> mount partitions -	<LI> resize fat partitions -	<LI> resize partitions (when not caring loosing its data) -	<LI> clear partition table -	<LI> auto allocation (usefull for install) -	<LI> write fstab -    </UL> - -with nice contextual menu (shortcuts available, but dangerous as all actions are -available, whereas with the contextual menu these actions are hidden. This will -change) - -    <P><IMG SRC="/images/updated.gif" ALT="updated"><SMALL>(25/07/99)</SMALL>  -    A new Expert button appear now. It toggles between -    expert and normal mode. Some changes in information displayed: -    <UL> -       <LI> when you click (or focus) the drive tab (eg: hda), you get -       information about your drive: size, geometry -       (cylinders/sectors/heads number), type (eg: IBM DDRS-39130D), and bus/id. -       In normal mode you have only the size. -       <LI> the windows drive letter (eg: C: D: ...) -       <LI> the `start sector' information from normal mode, it still appears in -       expert mode -       <LI> the start&end cylinder of each partition is now displayed in expert -       mode -       <LI> the type is displayed numerically in expert mode -    </UL> - -    <P><IMG SRC="/images/updated.gif" ALT="updated"><SMALL>(25/07/99)</SMALL> -    The mount point in the `Create' window and `Change type' window is now a -    combo box. It lets you choose between classical mount points (/ /usr /var -    ...) but with already allocated mount points removed. - -    <H2>III - Actual developpment</H2> - -    We need people!!! - -    <UL> -      <LI><B>Tests</B> and remove bugs (no known yet :) -      <LI>integrate ext2resize (which has been release in version 1.0.0 <IMG -      SRC="/images/updated.gif" ALT="updated"><SMALL>(26/07/99)</SMALL>) -      <LI>add possibility to move partition without loosing data (by copying all -      data) <IMG SRC="/images/updated.gif" ALT="updated"> -      <LI>Improve the look -      <LI>Add a text-only version -      <LI>Help text, tutorial... -      <LI>Internationalization -      <LI>Add some features... -      <LI>Packaging (rpm, deb, slp...) -    </UL> -	 -    <H2>IV- ScreenShot</H2> - -    Warning: features was the main focus, so don't be too hard :) - -    <P> -      <CENTER><IMG SRC="1.gif"></IMG></CENTER> -      <CENTER>DiskDrake main interface</CENTER>       -       -      <BR> -      <CENTER><IMG SRC="3.gif"></IMG></CENTER> -      <CENTER>create dialog box</CENTER>       -       -    <H2>V - Contacts</H2> -     -    A Mailing List has been created to allow developpers to discuss about DiskDrake.<BR> - -    <P> -    Send a mail to: <A HREF="mailto:sympa@linux-mandrake.com">sympa@linux-mandrake.com</A> - -    <BR>Put in the subject: subscribe diskdrake -    <BR>When you're subscribed, send your messages to: <A HREF="mailto:diskdrake@linux-mandrake.com">diskdrake@linux-mandrake.com</A> - -    <P>Otherwise you can contact directly the <A HREF="mailto:pixel@linux-mandrake.com">project leader</A>. - -    <H2>VI - Download</H2> -     -    Warning: You must have <a href="http://www.perl.com/CPAN/modules/by-module/Gtk/Gtk-Perl-0.5121.tar.gz">Gtk-Perl</a>. -    You can get the rpm from the <a href="http://linux-mandrake.com/cooker/">Cooker</a> distribution. -    -    <P>You also need perl version 5.00503 or better - -    <P> Here you can find the plain tgz or a rpm: -    <a href="ftp://ftp.phys.ttu.edu/pub/mandrake-devel/contrib/others/diskdrake/">diskdrake</a> (Other mirrors in <a href="http://linux-mandrake.com/cooker/">Cooker</a>) - -</td> -</tr> -</table> -<p> -<a href="/en/fpowerpack.php3"><img src="/images/mandrake6.0-loop.gif" width=468 height=60 alt="Mandrake 6.0 PowerPack"></a> -</center>     -  </body> -  <address><a href="mailto:pixel@linux-mandrake.com"></a></address> -</html> | 
