Craig Caughlin wrote:
Hi folks,
I can't get my NICs to initialize. I'm using Bering-uClibc (from
Bering-uClibc_2.0_img_bering-uclibc-1680.exe) and 3 Netgear FA310TX
(Rev-D2)cards. I've tried using both the natsemi.o tulip.o drivers by
themselves and with the pci-scan.o driver, none of which
Eric Spakman wrote:
Hello Victor,
Which version of ppp-filter.lrp did you use?
Eric Spakman
Just tried uClibc 2.0 for a friend with a serial modem. Everything
works fine until I substitute the ppp package with the ppp-filt
package. libpcap.lrp is loaded, which is required for the
Michael D Schleif wrote:
Kory Krofft [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2003:12:26:21:47:40-0500] scribed:
snip /
using the host command, I can get the dmz host to resolve other names
and reverse lookup other ips but not it's own. I altered the
/etc/tinydns-private/root/data file to read:
=localhost:127.0.0.1
Ukiah Smith wrote:
I have a small home network running leaf bering as a firewall/NAT
router. My network is made up of Linux machines and one Mac OS 9 machine.
I am using dhcp to assign internal ips to all of my machines. Right now
each machine gets an ip based on boot order and if its old lease
Brock Nanson wrote:
I've successfully configured tinydns to resolve internal machines, but
I'd like to extend this functionality.
At present, my web and mailserver is in a DMZ (bering). No problem
getting access from outside. But of course, trying to connect from
inside by domain name
I have setup several leaf systems booting off CF. The cheapest source
for ide to CF adapter with the flash included is
http://cfd.linnix.com/
he sells a 4 meg cf with ide adapter for $12 US including shipping.
(EUR 10.08 including shipping.) Looks like he uses a header for the CF
plug -
I have been running Bering 1.2 without a reboot for 270 days - had to
take it down for network changes so decided to try uClibc 2.2.0_b3
I have two internal networks - both of which are served by dhcpd
I am trying to get dhcpd running - my /etc/dhcpd.conf file looks the
same as the one I used
Richard Doyle wrote:
On Thu, 2004-06-10 at 12:01, Victor McAllister wrote:
I have been running Bering 1.2 without a reboot for 270 days - had to
take it down for network changes so decided to try uClibc 2.2.0_b3
I have two internal networks - both of which are served by dhcpd
I am trying
ALParada wrote:
Hello,
Is there an easy way to monitor who is hogging up all the bandwidth? For the
last couple of days our router has been saturated and slowing our network to
a crawl. I am not looking for anything fancy just enough to figure out who
the culprit is.
I am running uClibc with
Ben Wang wrote:
I use one of these.
http://www.axiomtek.com.tw/product_detail.php?model_num=NA-1281majorcat=Network+Appliancessubcat=Network+Appliances
or
http://www.axiomtek.com.tw/product_detail.php?model_num=NA-0041majorcat=Network+Appliancessubcat=Network+Appliances
Looks really
Doug Sampson wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having trouble getting a Mailman server (using Exim 3.35) to resolve
names properly. It is situated in the DMZ (192.168.2.x) of a network using
Dachstein CD102. I have an Exchange mail server in the internal network
(192.168.1.x).
I have tinyDNS running on the
I wonder if these Axiomtech people would be willing to sell a bunch of
these at a good price to LEAF users. They have a lot more options than
Linksys and run a compact flash. They would be worth two or three times
the price of a Linksys.
Chris Lee wrote:
Hi,
I am using Bering-uClibc_2.2-beta5 HDD version.
Is it possible to download and install additional packages w/o go back to
DOS?
Regards,
Chris Lee
If you use a floppy - mount it - cd to it and lrpkg -i packagename
You could also move the package over the wire with scp
I recently switched to using dnsmasq and uClibc 2.2 after using dnscache
for years. I have two internal masqueraded networks.
policy is loc net ACCEPT and dmz net ACCEPT
I have ACCEPT loc fw udp53
andACCPET dmzfw udp 53
and the appropriate ACCEPTS for tcp
I violated rule one of troubleshooting - find the general area of the
problem before trying to home in on the details.
The problem was not in dnsmasq. I had forgotten to set up the second
network under the /etc/shorewall/masq in shorewall.
eth0 eth1
eth0 eth2
dnsmasq
Everyone,
Traffic on the list is unusually low. Is something wrong with the list I
should be aware of?
I imagine the traffic is low because people are reading the manuals. Many posts
used to be repeats - same problems encountered by others - but with LEAFs excellent
documentation perhaps we are
Askari wrote:
Hello all,
I need to use Bering uClibc with floppy disk, is it can use for sharing
dial up internet connection ?.
Thank's
ARIE
I recently used uClibc to make a dial out box (among other
configurations) and everything will fit on a 1680 floppy.
make the floppy using the image
James Neave wrote:
Hi,
I'm going to be setting up a 56k based Bering box for my parents home
network. Did you have any trouble getting the modem to work? What type
did you use and is it internal or external?
And thanks for all the stuff you've already written, really handy!
James.
Askari wrote:
James Neave wrote:
Hi,
Victor Wrote:-
I added the list in.
I built a few Bering dialout boxes for others - worked reliably for 2
years. I have used both internal and external modems. If internal -
use an ISA modem - not pci - that are almost always
I couldn't get WINSCP to connect with dropbear in uClibC. I found a
post from David Pits in the archives.
Thought I would add to his post. To make WINWSCP work with dropbear:
Open Winscp3
Under advanced options in the left hand panel
Click SCP under Environment
Under shell - click the
Erich Titl wrote:
At 12:14 30.09.2004 -0400, Glenn A. Thompson wrote:
*Anyway* the above link lists the price at ~ $14, which is *way*
cheaper
than memorystick+adaptor.
Only problem (for me anyway) is that the TS32MDOM40V won't fit in a
Soekris
4501, which I think is going to be my next
Erich - how do you setup the compact flashes for your WRAP boards?
I was thinking of setting up an old PC with three Netgear 311 boards and
getting uClicC to work first - then just transferring the CF to the WRAP
board. Is that how you do it?
I like the little cases that PCEngines sells for
Stephen More wrote:
On http://leaf.sourceforge.net/doc/guide/bk05ch03.html#id2599715
It says you can turn on dhcpd by adding the following to the config:
dhcp-range=192.168.1.1,192.168.1.199,12h
When I added it to /etc/dnsmasq.conf and rebooted uClibc 2.1 I got
bad option dhcp-range.
Is this an
Stephen More wrote:
The floppy image that exists on the 2.2 iso image is missing the leaf.cfg.
So I created a leaf.cfg with
LRP=root config etc local modules iptables dhcpcd keyboard shorwall ulogd
dnscache dropbear weblet
PKGPATH=/dev/cdrom:iso9660
syst_size=6M
log_size=2M
The system now boots,
Askari wrote:
Hello all,
I need to know how to setup ppp connection (dialup connection) to the
internet with Bering-uClibc.
I already have floppy image file include ppp.lrp and pppoe.lrp, and i
need to setup my LAN like this :
Int---modem---bering uClibc
|
I tried uClibc 2.2.2 with dnsmasq 2.16
dnsmasq complains that it cannot create a leases file and refuses to start.
/etc/init.d/dnsmasq looks the same.
Anyone noticed this?
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K.-P. Kirchdörfer wrote:
Am Freitag, 29. Oktober 2004 04:02 schrieb Victor McAllister:
I tried uClibc 2.2.2 with dnsmasq 2.16
dnsmasq complains that it cannot create a leases file and refuses
to start. /etc/init.d/dnsmasq looks the same.
Anyone noticed this?
No;
just booted the base image
After using LEAF on various PCs for years, I decided to go for the WRAP
http://www.pcengines.ch/pic/case2.jpg
I present my log of how I setup a LEAF WRAP box for possible use by others
I purchased the WRAP board and case direct from pcengines in
Switzerland. I purchased a 12 v. power supply from
(simple
write protect). It is used in cojunction with WINSCP3 to keep the
modules needed for mounting the CF on another machine. The order you
use in insmod or rmmod the modules is important.
#! /bin/ash
# by Victor McAllister
# rm-ide
# This script removes various modules to
# disable
Eric House wrote:
Victor,
I saw your post on the LEAF list on getting going with a WRAP board.
I have a Soekris (4501) and need another, and can't decide whether to
go with what I'm familiar with or to use the excuse to try something
new. Do you have any opinions on which is the better board for
According to Erich Titl's instructions on LEAF.
Quote:
The Bering kernel has the softdog driver compiled statically into the
kernel. It must be made a module in order to use the wd1100 driver.
uClibc seems to use both softdog and wd1100 as modules but the WRAP
board still does not reboot with
Troy Aden wrote:
Hello list.
I am trying to get WinSCP to connect to my Bering box running Dropbear. I
know that I am being authenticated because I have tried it with a false
password and gotten rejected. What happens is that it tells me starting the
session and times out I am allowing shh
Joe Nelson wrote:
I seem to be missing the scp binary in my particular dropbear.lrp. I'm
using version 0.38 of dropbear. Any ideas on what to do? Is it as simple
as grabbing a new lrp for dropbear or would I have to replace keys, etc?
Thanks.
dropbear has scp client built in. I use winscp3
use that, but I
want to be sure that my keys aren't messed up etc. (This is a production
system with clients on it.) Any idea if I'll need to make new keys if I
drop in a new dropbear.lrp?
-Original Message-
From: Victor McAllister [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 15
Marko Nurmenniemi wrote:
There is a minor problem in using these two tools at the same firewall.
Logging in weblet is unable to draw summaries Pretty Shorewal Logs
if I delete logs from webconf side.
This seems to be due to...deleting the log-file.Some other functions
are also miss behaving
Joe Nelson wrote:
I'm trying to get the newest kernel installed on my Soekris net4501. In the
past I've used the following three modules:
/kernel/drivers/ide/ide-mod.o
/kernel/drivers/ide/ide-disk.o
/kernel/drivers/ide/ide-probe-mod.o
I only see /kernel/drivers/ide/ide-disk.o in the latest kernel
Joe Nelson wrote:
I've been running on a really old version of LEAF and have been trying to
upgrade it. I'm trying to get Bering-uClibc 2.2.2 going. Some of the
config files are a little different than what I'm used to. I'm running this
on a Soekris with a CF card. Before, I had a syslinux.cfg
I am in need of a simple static web server running on a fanless compact
flash box. I have used LEAF for so long that it jis easier to run the
box on LEAF than to figure out how to get a minimal system from a
redhat. (It will not run on the same box as the firewall.)
I found an old version of
Thomas Ginestet wrote:
Thomas Ginestet wrote:
Hi all,
I have successfully installed a Bering 1.2 on my Soekris net4521 but i
have a little problem because i can't save any parameters in the
config files ( i.e: ip adresses ).
I establish the connection to the soekris with serial port (using
Tibbs, Richard wrote:
Folks,
are the rules:
accept loc fw tcp 22
accept fw net tcp 22
equivalent to
accept loc net tcp 22
TIA,
Rick.
No.
The first one says the local net can access the firewall with ssh
The second one says the firwall can accept ssh connections from the
whole net (you should
I made a package called cfprotec to remove the modules from a uClibc box
that boots on a Compact Flash.
There is no start up script - it just installs two scripts that can be
run manually or perhaps run from profile.
One script removes the modules for accessing the compact flash -
essentially
Robert K Coffman Jr - Info From Data Corporation wrote:
Just throwing this out there and see if anyone has any ideas.
I have an old P75 with 2 PCI slots and 4 ISA slots. I've been using this as
a Bering 1.2 router at a customer location. They asked me to add an
additional NIC to it to support
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am a new comer to Bering.
I managed to install Bering-uclibc 2.2.3 and create a bootable hard drive.
I have two questions:
1. If I would like to add other packages at a later stage to the hard disk,
what is the best way through a lan?
2. During installation,
# by Victor McAllister
# rm-ide
# This script removes modules for
# access to the CF ide disk
echo
MODULES=ide-disk ide-detect ide-core
BOOTDIR=/boot/lib/modules
LIBDIR=/lib/modules
for MODULE in ${MODULES}
do
rmmod ${MODULE}
rm ${BOOTDIR}/${MODULE}.o
rm ${LIBDIR}/${MODULE}.o
done
echo
echo
Andrew Nance wrote:
I want to run a 32 MB IDE flash memory as my HD for bering uclibc 2.2.3.
According to the directions, I need to give it a first bootable partition
and DOS format it.
Call me a stupid noob but I don't know how to do that. The drive is 6
months old but I have never ever used
Andrew Nance wrote:
I want to run a 32 MB IDE flash memory as my HD for bering uclibc 2.2.3.
According to the directions, I need to give it a first bootable partition
and DOS format it.
Call me a stupid noob but I don't know how to do that. The drive is 6
months old but I have never ever used
d tatum wrote:
i'm trying to configure my soekris 4501 with bering uclibc 2.2.3. it
was working fine with 2.2.0, and if i put the old 2.2.0 CF card back in
and boot, it works perfectly. i have been using LEAF since LRP
materhorn days, but only on one or two machines, so installs don't
happen
Richard Amerman wrote:
I just backed up all the files off that CF card, did a scandisk and it
looks like it fixed everything.
I now changed my /etc/init.d/reboot to umount my CF card before
rebooting.
Though I will plan on always unmounting the CF card when I do not need
it.
Richard
forgot to SCP the files to /lib/modules.
fi
* * * * *
#! /bin/ash
# by Victor McAllister
# rm-ide
# This script removes modules for
# access to the CF ide disk
echo
MODULES=ide-disk ide-detect ide-core
BOOTDIR=/boot/lib/modules
LIBDIR=/lib/modules
for MODULE in ${MODULES}
do
rmmod ${MODULE
Troy Aden wrote:
This is strange for some reason I can't use WINSCP to access my Bering
box. (I can use ssh fine via cmd line - putty)
I could use it fine before. But since I switched to Bering beta 4 on CF
whenever I try and login it tells me command/bin/sh failed..
Can anyone help me out
kwon wrote:
On 8/19/2005 13:25, Troy Aden wrote:
This is strange for some reason I can't use WINSCP to access my Bering
box. (I can use ssh fine via cmd line - putty)
I could use it fine before. But since I switched to Bering beta 4 on CF
whenever I try and login it tells me command/bin/sh
Doug Sampson wrote:
Oh, and I should add that I am using dropbear.
~Doug
I'm building a stock Bering uClibc 2.3.1 router and am trying
to connect
using WinSCP 3.7.6 from the internal network. I keep getting
a time-out.
Error message says Server refused to start a shell/command. I can
C.Dummy wrote:
Hello I successfully installed this package. After longer time I'm
loosing ip number. When I do
/etc/init.d/ez-ipupd stop it says ez-ipupd error:already stopped.
Than I do /etc/init.d/ez-ipupd start and connects no problem request
successfully. I'm using dsl so I have put line
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks,
Since I have had my Linux manhood totally squashed under the seemingly simple
task of geting Bering up on a PC Engines WRAP 1c and after two weeks of
effort, I'm now prepared to offer a $50 US bounty via paypal or direct
mailed check to the first person
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been running a couple of shell scripts on my Bering 2.# box to
do some nightly maint work. I had them in the /root directory and
saved them by backing up root.
My understanding is that with ver 3 this no longer occurs. Only the
config files are saved.
I
Martin Hejl wrote:
Hi Eric,
I have spent a while digging around in the documentation and the
archives and have yet to find the answer I am looking for. I have a
PCEngines WRAP with a EMP-8602 (wireless card) VPN1411 (VPN
Accelerator). I am using a 3.0GB microdrive. I am trying to
I really appreciate uClibc 3.0 - upgrading is so simple. Thank you. I
am not complaining - just pointing out some documentation links that are
404.
In Chapter 13, LEAF for the PC Engines WRAP found here
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/doc/bucu-sc1100.html
and here
Bob Coffman Jr - Info From Data wrote:
First of all, thanks to the developers for uClibc 3.0. Very nice work.
My question is about saving the configuration. I've added a file to
/etc/init.d, however, it is not retained when I save the config nor when I
save the modules.
I would expect
After much procrastination, I finally upgraded a WRAP box to 3.1b2 and
it works great. I had to read up on the changes, because I had been
running version 2 but it was well worth the upgrade. Future upgrades
should be handled almost automatically.
Thanks to the uClibc Bering team for the
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
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KP Kirchdoerfer wrote:
On Wednesday 19 December 2007 16:36:40 Mats Erik Andersson wrote:
Hello all,
would it be a serious security flaw to arrange
that at least the bootfloppy provides a serial
console in
done this with ppoe but not with dhcpcd.
On Jan 21, 2008 12:54 AM, Victor McAllister [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Last week I set up a uClibc 3.1b3 for a friend using dhcpcd to
configure eth0.
Now I want to assign a dns name to the box.
I haven't run
Has anyone tried LEAF on the PC Engines ALIX board? If so, what are
your experiences? watchdog? It is cheaper and smaller than Soekris.
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Martin Hejl wrote:
Victor McAllister wrote:
Has anyone tried LEAF on the PC Engines ALIX board? If so, what are
your experiences? watchdog? It is cheaper and smaller than Soekris.
I don't have any experience yet, but a few ALIX boards will hopefully
arrive at my office in the next
davidMbrooke wrote:
Hi,
Is anyone else having problems with the OpenNTP daemon dying?
I'm running openntpd 3.9p1 Rev 3 uClibc 0.9.28, part of Bering-uClibc
3.1-beta3.
I start it, it runs fine for a few days, then it stops. I normally only
notice when the clocks on the internal network
Brent Gardner wrote:
I have a machine running Bering-uClibc v3.0.2. The machine runs
dnscache to provide name resolution for a group of machines. The
machine also runs tinydns to provide DNS information about a local
domain called corp.local.
In order to get dnscache to serve
you have to keep a copy of three modules on your desktop machine and
scp / winscp them over as needed. If you command a reboot, the machine
is restored to read write status since the scripts are only run manually
via ssh.
**
#! /bin/ash
# rm-ide by Victor McAllister
# This script
Gordon Bos wrote:
Victor McAllister wrote:
Write protected hardware requires physical access to the LEAF box. A
software write protect has the advantage that you can set and unset the
read and write access to the boot media with putty, ssh. I use two
scripts loaded by local.lrp
On 7/25/2010 1:06 PM, Tim Wegner wrote:
I have been happily running various verions of lrp for many years.
most recently, LEAF Bering-uClibc 2.3 uClibc 0.9.20 Rev 3 on a
headless Soekris net 4801 box. This has been running for five years
are so with no problems.
I want to upgrade to 3.1.1,
I did the following to build my compact flash.
I put syslinux on a Compact flash and copied the files to the CF from a
windows box.
I the booted the 486 iso version the CF attached through a USB port
mount -t vfat /dev/sdb /mnt1 to mount the compact flash
***
edited syslinux.cfg like this
I am using Bering 3.1 which has been running without fail for over a
year. I had a static IP and recently changed to dhcp. I purged all
record of the old address in /etc/network/interfaces, added dhcp on
eth0. Then I shut off the router so it would reboot with no remembrance
of temporary
On 1/1/2011 4:19 PM, Jim Dancer wrote:
Hi -
I have been using Leaf for a while (currently running 3.1.1- latest 2.4
kernel) and have not really had any complaints at all but recently my
wife acquired a BlackBerry Torch but she cannot connect to the internet
using our local Wifi setup. We are
On 1/20/2011 5:38 PM, Trev Peterson wrote:
Hello there,
I'm interested in testing the 4.0 betas on wrap pc boards but want to
make sure I don't waste/duplicate work already done. I see the ide
drivers for the wrap are not in beta1 but are marked for inclusion in
beta2. As such I have the
I use several old Wrap and Soekris boxes running leaf firewalls. (Too
cheap to replace with ALIX!!!) Bering 4.0 has some great features and
implements easily on these boards. Thank you to the development team.
One thing I did not find is a WD1100 watchdog module for the 2.6 kernel.
Eric Titl
Using Bering 4.0 on WRAP (486 serial) -
when logged in as root
cat /proc/net/ip_conntrack
lists the ports and the connections work ok.
however using webconf clicking on active connections it reports
cat can't open '/proc/net/ip_conntrack': permission denied
I have been running home built routers since the Linux Router Project
days. I just updated a few WRAP and Soekris boxes with 4.1.1Beta1
running WPA2 wireless g (ath9k).
The word kudos means praise and renown. Although LEAF does not get a lot
of renown - the project is worthy of praise. I use
On 4/11/2012 7:32 AM, Brad Klinghagen wrote:
I am trying to upgrade my current firewall which is using LEAF Bering uClibc
3.x something. I'm taking things cautiously because I had read information
about changes with the 4.x version, especially around Shorewall, so I wanted
to take things
Anyone use dnsmasq for locally caching dns requests? It does not seem to
be setup for local caching in its default configuration. Anyone tried it
and can comment on its efficiency?
Victor
--
Live Security Virtual
I have been playing with dnsmasq to see if I can improve the way it
functions on my 3 network wrap box.
here are some of the changes I made to dnsmasq.conf
domain-needed
bogus-priv
I use dhcp-host= to configure each client
**
TO prevent windows boxes from filling the daemon log up with
I am using the same leaf.cfg as I used on a 486 serial version 4.2.1rc1
box. However, shorewall wont run.
#apkg -l
/initrd
root
copnfig
etc
modules
license
mawk
iptables
ip6tables
libm
perl
shorwall
dnsmasq
dropbear
local
mhttpd
webconf
hostapd
libnl
libssl
libcrpto
configdb
moddb
#svi
I am thinking of using a spare WRAP box on my network to serve up a
transparent single pixel gif using a DNS list of known ad servers
through dnsmasq.
Anyone one done this with LEAF?
Victor
--
Live Security Virtual
I am running LEAF 4.2.1
Every once in a while i run into long pauses trying to resolve an a DNS
address. I have 3 internal networks (one wireless) all of which look to
the router for DNS.
My /etc/reslov.conf
nameserver 127.0.0.1
nameserver isps dns numbers
nameserver 192.168.1.254
On 7/3/2012 11:24 PM, Erich Titl wrote:
Hi Victor
at 03.07.2012 19:37, Victor McAllister wrote:
I am running LEAF 4.2.1
Every once in a while i run into long pauses trying to resolve an a DNS
address. I have 3 internal networks (one wireless) all of which look to
the router for DNS.
My
On 7/8/2012 4:42 AM, n22e113 wrote:
I put the dns servers in a separate file /etc/dns.conf to decouple
dnsmasq from resolv.conf. This file only has the IPs of my ISPs DNS servers.
resolve.conf only has 127.0.0.1
Hi, Victor,
I have the same setup as yours, a separate file
On 11/25/2012 6:53 AM, Markus Koelle wrote:
Hi,
where in LEAF filesystem is the recommended place to store own perl and shell
scripts? The scripts should be saved with standard config backup mechanism.
Cheers Markus
Add the names of the scripts to local.lrp listing the directory and name
On 12/6/2012 9:30 AM, Eric House wrote:
It's time to get a dedicated hackable WiFi router to replace the
consumer-grade stuff I keep having to replace (while the Soekris and
PCEngines boards running our LEAF firewalls just keep going.)
Does this list maintain a -- list -- of hardware known to
on a PC Engines ALIX
I am using syslinux to boot Bering 5b1 serial Geode.
The system boots until
LINUXRC: Root: /dev/ram0
LINUXRC: Looking for leaf.cfg...
LINUXRC: Generating default dirs...
LINUXRC: Generating /tmp /var/log partitions ...
LINUXRC: PKGPATH is empty or unset. Can not install
On 4/1/2013 5:41 AM, KP Kirchdoerfer wrote:
Am 01.04.2013 07:04, schrieb Victor McAllister:
on a PC Engines ALIX
I am using syslinux to boot Bering 5b1 serial Geode.
The system boots until
LINUXRC: Root: /dev/ram0
LINUXRC: Looking for leaf.cfg...
LINUXRC: Generating default dirs
:26, Victor McAllister пишет:
On 4/1/2013 5:41 AM, KP Kirchdoerfer wrote:
Am 01.04.2013 07:04, schrieb Victor McAllister:
on a PC Engines ALIX
I am using syslinux to boot Bering 5b1 serial Geode.
The system boots until
LINUXRC: Root: /dev/ram0
LINUXRC: Looking for leaf.cfg...
LINUXRC
I used syslinux 4 on compact flashes on a PC Engines ALIX geode version
for serial.
It loads up until
LINUXRC: Root: /dev/ram0
LINUXRC: Looking for leaf.cfg...
LINUXRC: Generating default dirs...
LINUXRC: Generating /tmp /var/log partitions ...
LINUXRC: PKGPATH is empty or unset. Can not
On 4/5/2013 11:08 PM, Andrew wrote:
06.04.2013 06:11, Victor McAllister пишет:
I used syslinux 4 on compact flashes on a PC Engines ALIX geode version
for serial.
It loads up until
LINUXRC: Root: /dev/ram0
LINUXRC: Looking for leaf.cfg...
LINUXRC: Generating default dirs...
LINUXRC
On 4/6/2013 12:47 AM, KP Kirchdoerfer wrote:
Am 06.04.2013 09:12, schrieb Victor McAllister:
On 4/5/2013 11:08 PM, Andrew wrote:
06.04.2013 06:11, Victor McAllister пишет:
I used syslinux 4 on compact flashes on a PC Engines ALIX geode version
for serial.
It loads up until
LINUXRC: Root
I have not been able to boot either PC Engines WRAP or ALIX boards since
version 4.2. It appears the reason is that boot modules pata_sc1200.ko
is not in the 486.serial initmod used for the WRAP and pata_amd.ko is
not in the Geode serial version used for ALIX.
I tried to add the module
On 8/5/2013 6:55 AM, David Fallin wrote:
is there a quick/easy way to tell what version we're running? we believe its
either 4 or 5, but need to be sure.
thanks!
mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt
cat /mnt/readme
first line lists the LEAF Version
uname -a
gives the Linux version and the
I was running Leaf 4.2.1 because I could not get the latter versions to
boot on my old PC Engines boxes.
Just installed 5.0.1 on a PC Engines Geode with a wireless AP. Here are
my notes.
It was much easier to set up than the notes on the Bering uClibC 5 user
guide. I think some of the users
just finished upgrading from version 4.2 to 5.0.1.
my mini_httpd_log is filling up with this when I am using a browser
connected to webconf from loc.
GET /pix/logo1.gif HTTP/1.1 304 - http://192.168.1.254
GET /pix/logo2.gif HTTP/1.1 304 - http://192.168.1.254
I don't see a logo when using
On 8/28/2013 11:00 PM, Victor McAllister wrote:
just finished upgrading from version 4.2 to 5.0.1.
my mini_httpd_log is filling up with this when I am using a browser
connected to webconf from loc.
GET /pix/logo1.gif HTTP/1.1 304 - http://192.168.1.254
GET /pix/logo2.gif HTTP/1.1 304
The Guardian has an interesting article on how to make it a little
harder for NSA to read your encrypted traffic. Evidently they are
tapping fiber, have compromised many routers and have back doors on lots
of commercial software. The terrorists are not as dangerous to democracy
as the spies.
On 9/9/2013 9:50 AM, Mike Noyes wrote:
On 09/09/2013 08:29 AM, Thomas Nail wrote:
-snip-
I totally believe that the NSA has and will continue to have significant
eavesdropping and signals counter-intelligence capacity, including systems
cracking and other nefarious measures. Intercepts have
On 9/9/2013 6:28 AM, Mike Noyes wrote:
On 09/05/2013 07:47 PM, Victor McAllister wrote:
The Guardian has an interesting article on how to make it a little
harder for NSA to read your encrypted traffic. Evidently they are
tapping fiber, have compromised many routers and have back doors on lots
A friend has run LEAF on 486 WRAP boxes for several years, which I set
up for him. I recently upgraded his WRAP router to Bering 5.0.1 from
4.3. His system is on a cable network.
He ran a speed test repeatedly before and after switching the system to
5.0.1. I know this is not a lab test, but
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