I've posted a blog entry (http://jthinks.com/freerunner-networking-extras) and ipks (http://newkirk.us/om) for each of the following:
udhcpd-usb - config file and startup script to offer 192.168.0.200/28 via DHCP to any host connected via USB to the FreeRunner. So much simpler when I jack my FR into a random PC via USB - doesn't set up IP forwarding on the host of course, but it permits local networking to function between host and FR. (works with Ubuntu Network Manager without any configuration whatsoever, just plug in and wait a few seconds while NM gets an IP from the FR) You still need echo '1' >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE on the host if you want the FR to be able to route packets past the host to the Internet. (assuming eth0 is the outbound interface on host) IPv6 tunnel client gw6c. Establishes an IPv6-over-IPv4 tunnel to a tunnel broker like freenet6.net. Default config creates an anonymous tunnel, IE dynamic IP, but if you register with the broker (for free at go6.net/freenet6.net and others) you get a permanent static IPv6 address assignment. With that, it's possible to connect to the FreeRunner wherever it may be, so long as it has a working IPv4 connection to the internet. However, dropbear does NOT yet support IPv6 so it's necessary to remove dropbear and install openssh-sshd instead if you wish to be able to SSH to your FR over IPv6. SHR, at least, supports IPv6 out of the box, with ping6, ip6tables, etc, needing only "modprobe tun" before setting up the tunnel. (my startup script does this) I have NOT yet tested whether/which browsers on the FR support IPv6 though. j PS - note that I'm in the process of migrating my home network between ISPs, and lose my static IP with the new service. I'm migrating my servers to a colocation on a 30mbit fiber so that the above sites should continue to work seamlessly, but please bear with me if you try to access them and fail. For now, my home server responds at my old static IP while my own outbound connections use the new link. Once I get the colo server up and running I'll be migrating things there. (another few days off) _______________________________________________ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
