I've added them to the LRP= part of the kernel command line in syslinux.cfg. But they don't show up in lrcfg and I still can't use VPN to connect to my work LAN (no big surprise considering). What's next how do I get them to show up in lrcfg?
If you added the packages to the LRP= line is syslinux.cfg and they are not loading on boot, you probably have an lrpkg.cfg file in the root of your boot partition. This file will override the LRP= kernel command line parameter.
Simply add the package(s) to the lrpkg.cfg file and they should load.
If you continue to have problems, you'll need to watch the console output carefully when the system boots. The system should spit out the name of each package as it gets loaded. It is important to note if the system is trying to load your packages (package name prints out) but it fails for some reason (package doesn't show up in lrcfg menus), or if the system doesn't try to load the packages at all (package name isn't output when booting).
NOTE: You can also manually load packages for temporary use or for testing with the lrpkg command. Mount the partition/floppy/cdrom that contains the package you want to load, cd to the mount point, and run "lrpkg -i <package-name>". Note that you do *NOT* include the .lrp extention. This will install the package at run-time.
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