./configure --with-features=big

When an SVN repository switches the server you need to update your working copy with new repository url.
First, you need to get the old repository url by typing ‘svn info’. You will get a listing saying ‘URL: http://oldserver/path/to/repo/trunk’.

svn info
URL: http://oldserver/path/to/repo/trunk

Copy that url and execute the following from the root folder of your local copy

cd /path/to/your/local/copy/
svn switch --relocate \
http://oldserver/path/to/repo/trunk \
http://newserver/path/to/repo/trunk \
. \

After that update your local copy and you’re ready to go

svn update

I am not sure if this is the smallest operating system or not, but its size of only 1.4Mb is mind boggling. Yup, it fits onto a floppy drive (if you still use one). This operating system is called MenuetOs http://www.menuetos.net

You will be blown away with things they have packed in the system: system settings, text editor, internet browser, mail, ftp, chat and news clients, audio settings, graphics program, games and demos.

I have tried both 32 and 64 bit version and have to say that 64 bit version runs much smother.

You can download the latest version from here http://www.menuetos.be/download.php?CurrentMenuetOS. After that just unzip it and run with a qemu:

qemu-system-x86_64 -boot a -fda ./M64-090H.IMG

Hi all and welcome to by blog.

My name is Haris and I am a PHP developer.

In everyday work with PHP and Linux I am faced with interesting challenges which every project brings with itself. Sometimes, even the biggest of these challenges are resolved with the most simplest methods.

This path of constant search for new and innovative solutions is neither hard nor boring. On the contrary. It is full of surprises and interesting solutions.

With this blog I intend to save my experiences, share them with others and use them as a reference when I need it again.

I hope the posts will be of your help as well.