Hi guys,
I've just run up a bare debian-40r0 machine and grabbed buildtool from cvs.
I am using build env on debian etch also
No problems except the compiler gcc I've installed gcc-3.4
When I try and run buildtool.pl build buildenv I get the following error
Hi again
In my opiniion your env is screwed up,
I sugest you delete all
You also delete the user that builds bering-uClibc
Make sure you have all prerequisites installed the Debian way,
Install gcc-3.4 ( apt-get install gcc-3.4 )
Do a cvs again on a new user
Open file
One thing I've always hated was to search netfilter.org and find patches
or whatever,
True, but there is no way around :-(
Kernel 2.6 has most of the modern goodies, but it is substantially
larger than 2.4 and it will be very difficult to fit a working system on
a single floppy.
Lets be honest who needs a floppy nowdays ( I think they are very
difficult to find and very expensive )
I don't use a floppy to boot, but however I use a floppy to save my config
files.
My Leaf System:
Asus P5S-VM MB, AMD-K6 400MHz, CD Rom (to boot), 128mb RAM,
3 D-Link NICs, floppy
On Wed, 2007-07-18 at 09:51 +0300, Harry Lachanas wrote:
One thing I've always hated was to search netfilter.org and find patches
or whatever,
True, but there is no way around :-(
Kernel 2.6 has most of the modern goodies, but it is substantially
larger than 2.4 and it
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Using a floppy is the only way old systems can be used as a firewall
(except using a HD, which in my opinion is more vulnerable, or a CD,
which is cumbersome when you want to change things).
Joep
I used many times a Compact
Giovanni,
How do you do that? (short of making some hardware to connect an
USB-stick or flashcard to an IDE interface).
Joep
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Using a floppy is the only way old systems
Hi there
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Giovanni,
How do you do that? (short of making some hardware to connect an
USB-stick or flashcard to an IDE interface).
Joep
Usually I buy some very simple interfaces (Compact Flashes are designed
to be phisically compatibles
Hi Folks
J.L. Blom wrote:
Giovanni,
How do you do that? (short of making some hardware to connect an
USB-stick or flashcard to an IDE interface).
Joep
I have a handful of DOM's we don't need anymore. Conditions:
1) The mail cost, e.g. dont't consider this outside Europe
2) A free beer
J.L. Blom wrote:
Giovanni,
How do you do that? (short of making some hardware to connect an
USB-stick or flashcard to an IDE interface).
Joep
On Wed, 2007-07-18 at 11:31 +0200, giovanni wrote:
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Using a floppy
Everybody,
Thanks for the advice. I found I have a supplier round the corner!. I
will go out and get me one.
Thanks for all the advice.
Joep
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Giovanni,
How do you do that?
Lets make a poll to find out how many of us are booting bering from a
floppy and decide from there.
I still favor use Bering 1.2 floppies. I like the security of the
write-protect slider. And part of the idea about Linux, and Bering firewalls
in particular, is repurposing old hardware for a
Lets make a poll to find out how many of us are booting bering from a
floppy and decide from there.
I still favor use Bering 1.2 floppies. I like the security of the
write-protect slider. And part of the idea about Linux, and Bering firewalls
in particular, is repurposing old hardware for a
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Lets make a poll to find out how many of us are booting bering from a
floppy and decide from there.
I still favor use Bering 1.2 floppies. I like the security of the
write-protect slider. And part of the idea about Linux, and Bering firewalls
in particular, is
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Subject: Re: [leaf-user] The old floppy question
Lets make a poll to find out how many of us are booting bering from a
floppy and decide from there.
I still favor use Bering 1.2
Lets be honest who needs a floppy nowdays ( I think they are very
difficult to find and very expensive )
Brand new floppies from my supplier eprom.ca:
FD-PAN-144 PAN 1.44 FD (BEIGE) Yes $8.00 each
FD-PAN-144-BLACK PAN 1.44 FD (BLACK) Yes $8.00 each
FD-TOS-144-USB-BLK TOSHIBA 1.44 USB EXT. FD
I too use floppy boot disk for several firewalls, one boots off hard
disk with floppy backup. Other rack-mount boxes I've yet to setup to run
off the internal 64MB flash disks.
--Cal Webster
On Wed, 2007-07-18 at 15:11, Bob Gregory wrote:
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Lets make a poll to find out how many of us are booting bering from a
floppy and decide from there.
I still favor use Bering 1.2 floppies. I like the security of the
write-protect slider. And part of the idea about
I tottaly agree with you. I had hard times with floppies. For a
professional setup I recommend USB flash or compact flash. If your
configs don't change a lot like mine burn a CD.
Why don't support kernel 2.4 and give a new branch for kernel 2.6 ?
giovanni wrote:
Some times ago, I rebooted an
Christian Villa Real Lopes schrieb:
I tottaly agree with you. I had hard times with floppies. For a
professional setup I recommend USB flash or compact flash. If your
configs don't change a lot like mine burn a CD.
Why don't support kernel 2.4 and give a new branch for kernel 2.6 ?
Hello!
I'm trying to convert my firewall from floppy to CF. I got a CF from my
brother and bought a IDE-CF adapter. My floppies doesn't seem to last
more than a year. The problem I have is with the webpages. On page
Create a bootable IDE-CF
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/doc/buci-ide3.html#id2711084
On Wed, 2007-07-18 at 22:11 +0300, Bob Gregory wrote:
My production firewall boxen are still running off diskettes. The downside
compared with a CF/IDE box I use for testing is (1) slower boot and (2)
limited space for packages. But as long as the required packages fit on a
diskette, this is
On Wednesday 18 July 2007 23:55:06 Patrick Andersson wrote:
Hello!
I'm trying to convert my firewall from floppy to CF. I got a CF from my
brother and bought a IDE-CF adapter. My floppies doesn't seem to last
more than a year. The problem I have is with the webpages. On page
Create a
Use http://www.bootdisk.com/bootdisk.htm instead of
http://csislabs.palomar.edu/Student/Utilities/boot622.exe
And syslinux can be gotten from
http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/boot/syslinux/
Cheers
Ad
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The IDEINFO is used to give you the correct settings for C/H/S
(Cylinders/Heads/Sectors) from the CF card (not being a real HDD you still
need this info for you BIOS settings) when you chose to make the CF card the
boot device.
generally (and I say that with a cringe on my face) you should be ok
Hi guys,
This has been fun dragging my old leaf boxes up to the new builds. I was
running openvpn, and figured I'd upgrade to openswan (ipsec) for my vpns.
The guide on the site Configuring openswan(ipsec) talks about openswan.lrp
(but can't find it) so I'm guessing it's now ipsec.lrp.
The guide
Some times ago, I rebooted an old LRP floppy based Firewall (with an
uptime of 2 years) only to discover that the floppy has gone. From that
moment I use Compact Flashes.
My 2 cents
Do you mean you don't have another backup of your floppy disk?
Why don't support kernel 2.4 and give a new branch for kernel 2.6 ?
Basically that is what I'm aiming at :-)
As for the 2.6.x branch, the ability to save configuration files to a floppy
should also be supported, thanks! Leaf user since 2002 and a very happy
customer indeed! ;-)
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