I'm currently booting from a floppy using the excellent Dachstein
distribution. I would like to start booting from my IDE device (I'm
trying both ZIP and HD), but I'm confused about which kernel to use.
Can I use the kernel in dachstein-rc1-1680.bin ? If I change kernels
do I need to build a
Hey All - I'd like to thank Charles with this - it seems that recreating the
ldlinux.sys with syslinux fixed my problem of not being able to boot from a
1743K disk image. So if anybody has been having problems with larger boot
images they might want to give this a shot. The software can be
Thanks again! Do you know of a doc on how to package up modules.lrp,
or should I just use the existing one as a template?
I'ts pretty easy, just boot with the existing package, delete all the
modules from /lib/modules, add the new ones you need, and backup.
Charles Steinkuehler
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Hi there,
Just a quick question, is anybody using radmin (a remote control tool
see : http://radmin.com) behind his lrp firewall?
I am trying to connect over the internet to my home machine behind
lrp.
So far I have opened up and portforwarded port 4899 to the windows
box, but I still can't
Kim Oppalfens wrote:
Hi there,
Just a quick question, is anybody using radmin (a remote control tool
see : http://radmin.com) behind his lrp firewall?
I am trying to connect over the internet to my home machine behind
lrp.
So far I have opened up and portforwarded port 4899 to the
Hey Kim,
I use RA and have had no problems at all - though I use Seawall for port
forwarding as I am lazy - and I don't use the default port. Possibly it is
an issue with RA itself. Can you connect to it from behind the router? And
are you sure you are putting in the right host name/ ip
I use three LRP boxes to provide our VPN needs, but am running out of
bandwidth between two offices (connection via shaw@home cable).
I saw a product made by
nexland(http://www.nexland.com/nexlandstore/merchant.mv?Screen=PRODStore_Co
de=NOProduct_Code=200040) that does dsl/cable modem bonding
Hilton Travis wrote:
Hi Patrick,
The advantage of RAdmin over vnc is that it is much lighter on
traffic. Using vnc over a modem is much slower than using RAdmin over
a modem. RAdmin has zero cross-platform functionality, however, and
vnc is needed for cross-platform users. I have
there are several flavors of VNC.
even spyware VNC.
http://www.tridiavnc.com/news/time_response.html
I don't remember exactly what they did with this version, but I think it has
better compression than the ATT version.
http://www.tridiavnc.com/
- Original Message -
From: Hilton
