dhcpd is now working.
On line 14 of /etc/init.d/dhcpd there is a line that begins with:
ifs=
After adding entries for my two wireless interfaces it all works now.
ifs="netcs0 netcs1"
One of the frustrations of working with embedded systems is the frequent use
of non-standard configurations. Standard Linux practice (at least with
which I am familiar) is that you DO NOT put local configuration parameters
in init scripts. Those ought to be as implementation neutral as possible.
Specific configuration parameters should go in /etc/*.conf files! In Redhat
or Slackware I just setup my subnets in /etc/dhcpd.conf and it all works!
There is none of this: "Now, what other files do I need to edit?"
Anyway, dhcpd is now handing out leases on both wireless interfaces on my
Soekris 4521. I can choose either WISP_N or WISP_W (my North or West facing
subnets) from my laptop running WinXP and get the appropriate ip address
assignement. Nice! It also works when I boot up the Redhat partition on my
laptop.
My next hurdle is to get encryption going and then try to bridge the two
wireless channels together into a single subnet. Is that doable in A.P.
mode?
Dan
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Dr. Daniel Loomis
First Presbyterian Church
El Dorado, AR
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