Hi everybody,
since my old Wrap box was starting to die on me, I replaced it with an
Alix box, and in the process, gave Bering uClibc 4.0 Beta 3 a try.
I have to say, the installation was very smooth. The "Find & load
modules for hardware" is _very_ nice, and took away the usual hassle of
finding out which modules (and dependencies) are needed for getting wlan
to work (I use an atheros based card, and was a little worried about the
switch from madwifi to ath5k). But everything worked beautifully, once I
got rid of the inevitable typos that I'd put into the config.
My setup isn't terribly complicated - cable connection to the internet,
one internal wired network, one internal wlan net, and an OpenVPN
connection.
Thanks to all the developers who put this together, and special thanks
to all those who worked on the docs in the wiki - even if it's not
complete yet, I think it's the best documentation leaf has ever had.
Just one question - I need "tun.ko" for my OpenVPN setup. Is this one of
the cases where one still needs to add an entry to /etc/modules? It
didn't get loaded by default, and after I added an entry to
/etc/modules, things started working, but I'm not sure if there's a
better way.
Keep up the good work
Martin
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my wish has come true because I can no longer figure out how to use my phone
-- Bjarne Stroustrup
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