Hello all;
Mike invited me to join the LEAF project - and taking it as a honour, I did
it.
I've started with the eigerstein-images for pppoe from Kenneth Hardley and
have heavily expanded the 1680kb to the max - now using the router with
seawall, internal dns, dnscache, dhcpd and timeserver.
And of course with a second ramdisk for /var/log...
Thanks to all those, who have made it possible.
I'm still interested in a one-medium-only release. I prefer a LS120 instead
of two floppies or a floppy and a CD-ROM, and even worse are my feelings to
use a HD.
So my main interest is to work on the forthcoming eigersteinbeta.
I'll try to setup a general disk image of the one I've currently in
production and a web page to mirror on
leaf.sourceforge.net.
I've also an lrp package for dinosaurs available - rexx.lrp based on Ian
Colliers REXX/imc.
A few more details:
I'm a linux-newbie - have used it since 1995 to get an uucp-feeder up and
running - but as it has been that stable, I've forgot mostly all, I've
learned at that time.
And never had to use shell-scripts, sed, awk etc... Instead I'm familiar with
Rexx, NetRexx and somewhat Java - something, I'll hope to make use of in a
seperat release of an LRP homed at a big medium :)
Though I look back on more 10 years working in the IT industry, I'm just
healthworker until today - a praise to parttime work should be given here.
I've learned a lot from David's Oxygen ideas, and used it wherever I was able
to - with one exception: I'm not going to present a new LEAF developer, as he
did yesterday. Congratulations to you and your family, David!
regards kp
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