> Well, I'm busy doing some testing, and have some nice things to report.. > > ** Connection is going like a charm, just like it did in EigerStein.. > ** From my end, I see no difference in connectivity/speed. > ** I see no difference in the connection process, so to speak (no problems)
Good news! And I'm currently supporting a user in France, whose PPPoE connection is working fine...I've even got a VPN link running over it. > I was stucked looking for all kind of tools/utils to get my Connection known > to the world (stupied me), but I managed to found a nice tool. > ez-ipupd.lrp.. > > Currently I have it on my BootFlop, I would like to know if u can include it > in your next Release of Dachstein, for the PPPOE users, I probably won't add this to the CD by default (there's just too much stuff for me to try and put everything on there), but you can add it yourself...see below > *** Note *** > Charles, if I should use a RW Cd-Rom, and copy some of these packages to the > CD, and include them to run from the lrpkg file, would this work without any > problems, or > Is there some hidden script on the CD, that keeps track of the file > ORIGINALLY included in your RELEASE.. There's nothing in the CD that 'knows' what packages are on my original CD distribution. You can add (or remove) packages from a local copy of the CD-Contents directory, and run the mkisofs command in the readme file to build a new image. You can also build a new image on a windows system, but you'll have to see your CD-Burner software documentation for making a bootable CD... Charles Steinkuehler http://lrp.steinkuehler.net http://c0wz.steinkuehler.net (lrp.c0wz.com mirror) _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
