Everyone,
I put a new survey "What do you use EigerStein/Oxygen/LRP for?" on our web
site.
I'm going to concentrate on the documentation section of our web site this
week. Any suggestions or comments you have are welcome.
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http://leaf.sourceforge.net/
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Hello all, especially Mike, charles,Ray, Steven, Jack, Rick, and all
others that provided Documentation to this Project on the Leaf site.
I started to make a new German Documentation for the LRP with
an guide howto setup an lrp for dsl, isdn,ppp etc.
A part of this step by step guide i will set
You (or anyone else) are always welcome to anything I've written.
Use whatever you want.
On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 09:33:42PM +0200, Eric Wolzak scribbled:
> Hello all, especially Mike, charles,Ray, Steven, Jack, Rick, and all
> others that provided Documentation to this Project on the Leaf site.
OK by me. Now that some of my re certification tests are done and are no
longer a constant drain on my time, I can finally finish out my how to and
get that project off my back. :)
Steven Peck
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Eric Wolzak, 2001-04-02 21:33 +0200
>Is it okay to use some parts of this explanation for a free
>translation? I will put the names of the original contributors to a
>section "people who contributed to the original english faq" with a link
>to the documentation site. So your names will be men
I finally broke down (sigh) and started working with glibc 2.1
(sigh). Added about 120k to the root.lrp - and lots of questions for
me to ask :-) Note that I am STILL using Linux 2.2 - probably going
to upgrade to 2.2.19 soon.
I think the final break was when I asked if the new bridge utils can
Hello David, you wrote
> I finally broke down (sigh) and started working with glibc 2.1
> (sigh). Added about 120k to the root.lrp - and lots of questions for
> me to ask :-) Note that I am STILL using Linux 2.2 - probably going
> to upgrade to 2.2.19 soon.
>
> I think the final break was when
Well,
I took George's advise and installed the RC2 of Progeny Debian. It did take
a few installs to get it all done, but it was fast. On 2 install attempts,
it did not find my video card (Matrox G400) on the third it did. But when
it finished, it evidently didn't like my non alpha numeric pas
David & Steven,
Is it alright if I publish your guides on our web site?
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Huh what?? Sure
What guides?
-sp
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Eric Wolzak wrote:
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> Hello David, you wrote
> > Right now, the Oxygen image with glibc 2.1 is not quite usable as I
> > had to get rid of ifconfig; however, now I'm fumbling with 'ip' and
> > not getting very far.
> >
> I put a short summary of the most used ip commands on my page
> http://lea
Steven Peck, 2001-04-02 15:45 -0700
>Huh what?? Sure
>What guides?
Steven,
I think the document below makes a wonderful 2.9.8 Installation Guide. Has
Brian Boonstra taken a look at it yet?
http://leaf.blkmtn.org/LRP2.9.8-HowTo.html
Development Tasks
https://sourceforge.net/pm/task.php?grou
O.,
:) I accidently nuked the text format on it. I figure I want to add the
firewall option, and have the list and Brian take a brief look at it before
we put it on leaf and c0wz. My goal is to have it done by Friday. I'm
switching off eigerstein2beta on wednesday (if all goes well).
I missed Eric's original posting here, but I too am happy to have himu use
any of what I wrote. The procedure he describes seems ideal, in spirit with
the high standards of courtesy and consideration I have always found present
in the LEAF group's approach to things.
At 03:54 PM 4/2/01 -0400, you
Steven Peck, 2001-04-02 17:21 -0700
>O.,
>
>:) I accidently nuked the text format on it. I figure I want to add
>the firewall option, and have the list and Brian take a brief look at it
>before we put it on leaf and c0wz. My goal is to have it done by
>Friday. I'm switching off eigerste
I posted an update for echowall, 0.7, to my ftp
server. I added a command option "scan" to the echowall
command options, so it's easier to determine what the
MACID's are for your intended servers.
I also redid the README documentation so it's
more suited for the beginner.
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