>You could try out my LEAF Construction kit (available on my developer >page >at >http://leaf-project.org/mod.php?mod=userpage&menu=1402&page_id=49 >I use it for offline preparation for all packages. In fact, to use ou >target >embedded box, I put customised packages on a DoM and then make changes >through serial or by uploading new packages with ssh >- Alex Alex-This is very cool! I have recently acquired a 486 laptop and thought I might use it to ssh into my router. Can I do that through a null modem cable? I could also buy a pcmcia card OR I have already built a DB9 to RJ45 adapter. Is it possible to use your LEAF construction kit to build a distro to use in this way? I have read a little about SLIP/ppp* it seems that they aren't the same and yet they tend to be grouped together. I have a completely secure LAN -that is to say that no one here could care in the slightest about routers and things. I won't be accessing it from the outside. Oh and BTW- there is no math co-processor on this laptop. It has a 121M hdd- 8M RAM. Perhaps I could use the hdd to build the disks and still boot a floppy to make the connection? What would be the easiest way to configure Bering on the router for this type of application? Thanks for any and all input! -- ______________________________________________ http://www.linuxmail.org/ Now with e-mail forwarding for only US$5.95/yr
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