es were reused from Charles' releases (most of
which were reused from previous unknown sources passed on
throughout the years). Assuming the Dachstein source tree still exists,
I gathered all known sources and duplicated those which are of
unknown origin when I made that CVS tree.
I hope thi
notion. The need to explain GNU again and again
> among various authors and writers is a particular bad example!
[...]
We should comply within satisfaction of any GPL'ed code.
But no LEAF variant complies with GNU.
I would not suggest any attempt down the GNU road.
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internal to validator.sh.
>
> As some of you have noticed, I did file a notice with the uClibc
> mailing list, so hopefully the matter will be better as the next
> beta phase of Bering-uC unrolls.
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out to be a preferrable option for many out there.
OE may provide some easier options for those who have wanted to
run a RISK or ARM -based system where a LEAF compiling environment
hasn't been done outside of discussion.
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hould be
years of commentary by Richard on this very subject archived readily
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will likely ever know. I understand the need to put your life back together,
as I have been working on doing that myself for an extended amount of
time. Thank-you for all you have done, it will not be forgotten.
Best wishes on your future!
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On Saturday 25 September 2004 12:07 am, Mike Noyes wrote:
> On Fri, 2004-09-24 at 21:35, Lynn Avants wrote:
> > On Friday 24 September 2004 12:06 pm, Mike Noyes wrote:
> > > What is the status of Dash adoption?
> >
> > I believe that Uclibc is now using dash.
> &
On Friday 24 September 2004 12:06 pm, Mike Noyes wrote:
> Everyone,
> What is the status of Dash adoption?
I believe that Uclibc is now using dash.
Dash is not an option with Glibc-2.0.x, I checked a long time ago.
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g the project. I also seem to
recall that they are using BB-Ash, so this is likely the best place to look at
using a different (and compatible) shell.
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> this from riding head first into a stationary garbage truck at full
> speed. Not the smartest thing I've done in my life.
Very lucky indeed! My brother had a similar accident 15 months ago and
was not nearly as lucky, something was taking care of you.
May your recovery be qui
Mike Noyes wrote:
Everyone,
Chad's new config system (leaf-tools) is now in our src/config cvs
directory. Please check it out and provide feedback. Thanks.
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/leaf/src/config/leaf-tools/
There were some errors that Eric found/fixed with the last update
Chad made
ual. Note: there is no menu's, only
IOS-similar shell with access-list capabilities built-in (<100 user defined).
Ipchains is supported, but Iptables is not.
http://guitarlynn.homelinux.org:81/networking.html
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ally get a little free time I'll verify that this
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All in all, I think it is more of a matter of convience than anything.
My $0.02
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continues as time passes on! The documentation that has been provided
with Bering sets a de facto standard that I can only hope continues on as
well. (Which reminds me I've still got some FAQ's to update :)
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on it.
Diagrams would likely clarify the toolset for people looking to start
new work with them and IIRC, Eric has a diagram posted on his
personal site that covers much of the information.
> You put a lot of thought and work into the new system. I'd like to see
> your effort put to us
y of being posted for any concerned parties.
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implications for commercial use in the US. The 2.2.x kernels
appear to have clean code. It seems likely that many of the
possible violations that were found in the 2.4.x kernels may have
been contributed by SCO/Caldera employee(s).
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ot; option (-f) for it to work
unlike the upx-1.11 version.
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enough with Docbook/tools to be of much assistance with these issues right
now. Hopefully there is an easy solution out there!
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suggestions to lists.sourceforge.net>.
>
> LEAF Guide Collection
> http://leaf-project.org/doc/guide/
The only thing I found odd was the Dachstein guide being stuck inbetween
the two Bering guides. It appears to me that this would not be intuitive
to a user.
Nice job Mike, thanks!
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I've got it now!
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On Thursday 26 June 2003 12:43 pm, K.-P. Kirchdörfer wrote:
> Am Donnerstag, 26. Juni 2003 01:54 schrieb Lynn Avants:
> > Does anyone on list have a copy of the upx-1.11 source code?
> > The code on the site is missing everything inbetween 1.09-1.20
> > and the later version
Does anyone on list have a copy of the upx-1.11 source code?
The code on the site is missing everything inbetween 1.09-1.20
and the later version I have won't compress a kernel. :(
TIA
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instead of the numeral notation of the section.
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'sh' and 'dash'
are compliant. In fact 'dash' was created to meet the new POSIX-standards.
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SIX shells (ash, bash, dash)? They should use the exact
> same syntax and run the same scripts.
bash and ash definately have different behaviors running many of the same
scripts. I'll have to check out 'dash', it is smaller than 'ash' (even the
DF/Bering version) and also
resent time and let those reply that
can more accurately do so while I think about the reply.
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On Monday 23 June 2003 08:07 pm, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
[...]
> Flames/comments/questions welcome
That would be entirely accurate to my memory.
Thanks for explaining Charles.
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h
it down to PCMCIA support as I'm not specifically looking into
laptops. Even with this concern, all you would need is an on-board NIC to
use as eth0 to work-around. I need to go over the newly added PXE boot doc
for Bering as well to understand the scope better as has already been done.
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On Thursday 19 June 2003 05:01 pm, Mike Noyes wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-06-19 at 14:45, Lynn Avants wrote:
> > Could we also convert the FAQ's to docbook-xml and build them into the
> > docmanager??? This would likely be much easier to update/validate than
> > doing th
ld we also convert the FAQ's to docbook-xml and build them into the
docmanager??? This would likely be much easier to update/validate than
doing them by hand...
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y need to run in at least 2
> different runlevels (most do in 2 and 3).
Look at Oxygen, this has been supported for around a couple of years.
Keep in mind that Oxygen now runs a BSD-init instead of SysV though.
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ht
Everyone,
I have finished both the proxy-arp and dial-in ppp server howto's.
They will be available as soon as they are added to the auto-build
script.
They will be available at:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/leaf/doc/howto/
Thanks for all the help once again!
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best likely to
> find instruction.
Most likely. :/
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>
> >Subject: Re: [leaf-devel] Proxy-ARP howto
> >
> >A common use for proxy-arp is to avoid creating a seperate subnet with
> Well, that one stuck
purposes. This is probably out
> of date info, and I'm not certain what bearing this has on Bering.
> Thanks for updating the info - my little box keeps running, and I
> haven't been keeping up with the developments.
> - Jon
True, I'll correct that.
Thanks for the cat
Unless anyone sees any glaring errors (other than spell-checking),
I'll go ahead and add this to the FAQ's as it seems there is
more requests on the mailing-lists for this type of service.
Thanks,
~Lynn
On Saturday 12 April 2003 02:31 am, Lynn Avants wrote:
> Hello list,
>
>
# START OF DOC ###
PROXY-ARP HOW-TO
by Lynn Avants
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1) PREFACE
1a) WHEN SHOULD I USE PROXY-ARP?
2) EXPLANATION OF PROXY-ARP
3) EXAMPLE
4) EXPLANATION OF EXAMPLE
5) HOW TO SETUP THE FILTERING/FIREWALLING
5a) Dachstein Configuration
5b) Bering/Shorewall Configurat
t line about the "auto" would have helped.
It is implicitly stated what the 'auto' line does in the manual.
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ted in the
last 30 days w/o anything in CVS that appears very workable.
http://plex86.sf.net
> Now I've an AirPort card too. Watch out... I'm entering the 21st
> century! :-) Most -- all! -- of my other hardware (including PC and Mac
> hardware) is at least 10 to 20 years old.
to
> overcome it. My next attempt will be to use the woody UML environment
> and shove appropriate libraries in there to compile an app, does that
> sound sensible? Thanks.
You compile the kernel (only) with Woody, the userland applications
(everything else) is done with Slink (glibc
hat many people could really start to use LEAF in other architectures
now. It would be an interesting thing to possibly start with a uClibc base,
IMHO.
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On Thursday 13 March 2003 05:17 am, S Mohan wrote:
> I want to run a Java App on Bering and build a dedicated, robust embedded
> box for a specific purpose. How do I do this? Is java available as an lrp
> on Bering?
If you use can use Javascript for this, you won't need the interpre
'find' is from busybox
and doesn't support all options of the full version.
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endancies (and kde3) on my desktop, which
had left me w/o a GUI for a couple of days. I shouldn't be bouncing any
more mails to the list now Mike.
Back in the saddle again..
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le:
> http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/leaf/devel/guitar
>lynn/udhcp.lrp?rev=HEAD
>
> Good example:
> http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/leaf/devel/guitar
>lynn/udhcp.lrp?rev=HEAD&content-type=application/octet-stream
Sorry Mik
;m not familiar with all of the Project
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t;$module".o $args
> done
> fi
>
> # Wait some time to bring up USB drive
> ###
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On Thursday 13 February 2003 02:02 pm, Larry Platzek wrote:
> Matt + others,
> I did not get a cast only a rod & three screws. So scratching has not been
> a problem!
Glad your around, still monitoring the list and getting better.
I hope your recovery is even speedier!
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number of users. Service consistant with Bering exist when using a P 133 with
32 MB of ram, providing firewall services to over 100 machines. The
use of intensive CPU applications, such as IPSec, increases the minimum CPU
and RAM requirements.
###
or the programms and restart in the correct order)
I was thinking more along the lines of changing a global variable (eth0_ip)
which affects more (unknown) packages.
> Hope this is clearer now.
> I hope I have time tomorrow to create some code to test this method.
Yes, I haven't been
imilar measures on existing LEAF variants.
> I guess some more thought is required. Does the do you know if the
> sloppy code is still around?
I've should still have it, I'll send it off-list.
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On Tuesday 11 February 2003 12:19 am, Chad Carr wrote:
> On Mon, 2003-02-10 at 21:58, Lynn Avants wrote:
> Hmmm. I am still not quite getting this. I think that it assumes one
> callback for each variable? Am I wrong? Either that or we would have
> to have some way to walk the
wn
file/variable that could simply be set with a boolean value..
if [ -z `leaf-cdb get leaf/trig/$1/$2/boolean` ]; then break;
else exec leaf-cdb get leaf/trig/$1/$2/script
fi
OR per Eric's idea with 'ls ordered output' added
#ls eth0
40 eth0/etc/interfaces
60eth0/etc/sho
ible, I don't see
the method to transport the finished product back to the user in a
good fashion.
Hopefully you've thought of something that I missed!
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>
> Everyone,
> Is this solution acceptable? If so, I'll create release/branch specific
> lists upon LEAF release/branch lead developer request.
This would be acceptable with me.
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tional admin
time spent with any option other than what is presently being used
I would this depends on how many people find the traffic a problem.
A change I would be happy to see is cutting the 'commits' messages
off the /devel/user lists. If someone cares that can subscribe to the
com
package-list/links on the php menu would
prove most useful for many people. I often have a hard time finding the
location of the list myself.
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On Sunday 09 February 2003 01:23 pm, Mike Noyes wrote:
> On Sun, 2003-02-09 at 10:16, Lynn Avants wrote:
> > On Sunday 09 February 2003 11:45 am, Mike Noyes wrote:
> > > b) NNTP support (news.gmane.org and/or nntp.sourceforge.net)
> >
> > I like NNTP, but it d
oute and make life easier for subscribers
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plexity into the core components so that packages and
> features laid on top become ever more trivial to implement. If making a
> new package for Bering means writing a whole new subsection to a web
> interface (which some folks don't know how to do) they will be les
On Thursday 06 February 2003 10:42 am, Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
> Lynn Avants wrote:
> > Let's say something like this:
> >
> > /db-tree/interfaces/eth1/ip_address (contains 192.168.1.254)
> >
> > /etc/db.cfg contains:
> > PREFIX=/db-tree
> &g
compressed
in the initrd.lrp and/or root.lrp. I'm not aware of any of the filesystem in
LEAF that isn't compressed in a *.lrp other than the kernel and syslinux.
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e a value
(by hand) and location to source for the run-time packages themselves.
Let's say something like this:
/db-tree/interfaces/eth1/ip_address (contains 192.168.1.254)
/etc/db.cfg contains:
PREFIX=/db-tree
LAN_IP='cat /$PREFIX/interfaces/eth1/ip_address'
Then
ddress of the router, and its network, are
> > pre-specified, at least for starting configuration. This presents both
> > costs and benefits.
PacketFilter auto-detects ethernet/ppp/pppoe connections on the first-boot
script. There might be something there to include.
> Aut
leaf kernels
> and modify the mount command to use fat32 instead of msdos ,???
Yes, but can you format a floppy fat32 (vfat)???
It really depends on what 'syslinux' will support.
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Or saving to a floppy. The 'db' file(s) are quite portable (by config.lrp)
> > Added options:
>
> I integrated them into the post-config section.
> Here it is again.
TY, I think it is prett
I have considered the use of 'ipkg', which is a tiny port of
Debian's 'dpkg' application. I've compiled it and it weighs
in stripped at 85k depending on 'wget'. Still too large for
use on a floppy. :(
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post-config done on separate OS via LEAF based Jscript/www/cgi.
9a) post-config done on LEAF using script.
9b) post-config done on LEAF using editor (hand).
Thank-you for putting this together Matt, I would imagine it can consolidate
some di
tines" (mostly in shell, with a couple of small c programs)
> could drive the described configuration system, as well.
'nocgi' depends on 'Metamail', I'll have to investigate that and any
dependancies. Maybe there's a way to avoid this dependancy.
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> agree that using sourcable straight text config files
> is a good system still used by Makefiles?
Absolutely. I think any complexity should be added in the
backend (ie... parsing). Delimiting can be done in a mutitude
of ways (tabs, =, spaces, etc). 'diff'
t easier. That's why I say *preconfig* is a better
> task until 1 & 2 get done.
Excellent point. This has also been discussed before around a year
ago. Why not integrate the configuration system into the pre-config
system? I see both as being desired, but a pre-config _should_
tFilter was proof of this if anyone spent the time to actually look into
that 'package' as well. I see this as a extension of Serge's concept(s),
which I don't feel were ever understood due to the way he presented them.
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ceptable change and
have personnally had a set of install scripts for Dachstein that take the
other 'regenerate-method' posted from my /devel directory for over a year
now. These methods will work with *any* front-end and eliminate a lot
of common errors that are made via hand-editti
eded from the
packages themselves, dedicated binary download trees should
be available.
I'm done for the moment the brain is now somewhat fried! ;-)
Thoughts, comments, suggestions, or flames???
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some time
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> > What about a webconfiguration like this. ?
My idea is to create a new back-end and front-end.
I don't believe this will work very well with the bulk
of packages w/o modifications to the packaging and
core system due to lack of predicability in real-life use.
> &g
heres a doc on this linked from
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her not go through all that hassle for one compile :(.
Your going to need to re-compile a kernel patched with LVS as well.
3. Configuring your kernel Configuring your kernel for LVS should be done
according to the directions on www.linuxvirtualserver.org. Be sure you enable
full NAT, and IP For
On Tuesday 28 January 2003 09:31 am, Mike Noyes wrote:
> Lynn,
> This is excellent news! Thank you for completing this task. All the time
> and effort you put into it was well worth it. Thanks. :-)
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heck the LEAF FAQ's:
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I would have to agree with you there Matt in fact, I see
ntpdate as more of a userspace utility and might be more
proper in runlevels 3,4,5 instead of single-user. In any case,
the network and preferrably name-service should be up
when it runs.
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in 'apkg'). This is also backed by the Debian project, staying
more inline with compatibility. Menu-system is also supported with
the current *.ipk implementation.
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On Thursday 16 January 2003 02:13 pm, Mike Noyes wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-01-15 at 20:31, Lynn Avants wrote:
> > Very nice and _tiny_! The 0.6 version is ash and should only need "wget"
> > to work with LEAF. "wget" is availiable as a LEAF utility already.
> >
x/dists/familiar/releases/v0.4/packages/armv4l/ipkg_0.6_all.ipk
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is essential in establis
quite portable with a
smaller footprint than udeb. I'm not sure what changes
is any will be needed to change "arm" to "x86", but I'll
attempt to come up with an older shell-script version
which should be easily portable to LEAF.
Nice catch Mike!
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re working on goes far
> beyond
> this and will require a compatability layer for existing LEAF variants...
> this is the price to make it work on more than one variant.
> will look for.
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/ericw/
> Thank you for your comments,
NP. I don't know how far your l
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