I also use compact flash. I had some problems with the files being all
scrambled when I mounted the disk as vfat instead of msdos. Essentially
I used the wrong file system.
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http://www.gctglobal.com I use one and it works great. A bit larger
than a soekris system but also a lot more powerfull.
Tim Dinkins
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It appears that the problem is not with bering at all but with the linux
router that connects to the internet and is the default gateway for all
boxes in the 192.168.0 subnet.
The bering firewall has IP 192.168.0.250. I have a route on the linux
firewall connected to the internet that says
I have Bering booting off of compact flash. I have lots of extra
packages because of the extra space afforded. When I back up initrd.lrp
it gets totaly hosed and I have to copy a fresh one over to boot again.
Has anyone seen or fixed this problem?
Did you load the ncurses.lrp? I think I got if off of the dachstein
site.
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. Then it works mostly well. This is
obviously not ideal.
If anyone could help I would appreciate it.
Tim Dinkins
Network Administrator
Transportation Management Concepts
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eth1 src 192.168.100.254
default via 192.168.0.1
Does anyone have any insight into this matter? I would appreciate any
help you can offer.
Tim Dinkins
Network Administrator
Transportation Management Concepts
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