Hi
At 19:38 22.03.2004, you wrote:
"Erich Titl" wrote:
>You might even make insmod only available at boot time.
>Then getting access to your harware becomes quite a challenge.
Hmm... that's food for thought. It would be easier to configure as well.
I could use an admin floppy to load insmod and di
"Erich Titl" wrote:
>You might even make insmod only available at boot time.
>Then getting access to your harware becomes quite a challenge.
Hmm... that's food for thought. It would be easier to configure as well.
I could use an admin floppy to load insmod and disk support when I want to
reconfigu
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At 17:02 22.03.2004 +0100, Juan Jesus Prieto wrote:
>Hi erich,
>
>El Lun 22 Mar 2004 14:44, escribiste:
>> Juan
>>
>> I built a dynamically linked sshd, it seems to be considerably smaller than
>> your package, requires a few support packages though. It works in my Bering
>> 1.2 environment.
>>
>>
Hi
At 16:35 22.03.2004 +, you wrote:
>"Erich Titl" wrote:
>>Personally I doubt it. Reading and building an ISO filesystem is rather
>trivial
>>and should your LEAF box ever be compromised replacing the ISO file is
>easy.
>>I would rather just remove the modules for IDE support from memory at t
"Erich Titl" wrote:
>Personally I doubt it. Reading and building an ISO filesystem is rather
trivial
>and should your LEAF box ever be compromised replacing the ISO file is
easy.
>I would rather just remove the modules for IDE support from memory at the
end
>if the init process. Then you need to ei
