> I have an adhoc wifi 11a network, with debian running on some ALIX embedded > pcs.
Cool. > I'd like to add an autoconfigure protocol like ahcp. > First question: How should I configure /etc/network/interfaces file? AHCP is not integrated with Debian's framework, so you should *not* mention the OLSR interfaces in /etc/network/interfaces. Choose one of your routers to be the AHCP server; this machine needs to have stable storage that survives a reboot (a hard disk or some writable piece of flash), and should preferably be running ntpd. The natural choice is usually to the server on your Internet gateway. The other routers will be clients, and they don't need to have writeable storage. Then follow the instructions in the README provided with AHCP (see the sections "Setting up a server" and "Setting up a client"). If there's anything that's not clear in the README, please let us know -- I'd like to improve the README. --Juliusz _______________________________________________ Babel-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/babel-users
