Ronald G Minnich wrote:
>
> On Thu, 31 May 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > Seems like this and the Linux Router Project would be natural partners.
> > Seems like it would be much harder to hijack a router that had its code
> > in the bios. The LPR tries to keep it's image on a floppy. I really
> > don't know much memory there is in a current PC eprom.
>
> we've got 1M of kernel space on the DoC and 7M of DoC. Compressed that's a
> lot of stuff. LRP would be a piece of cake. Want us to give it a shot?
>
> ron
As someone that isn't going to be doing the work I can say "Sure, why
not?" ;-)
I'll forward this to the mailing list. From the time I've been on, it
seems as though there is a 'popular' version of the kernel called
"Eigerstein". I really don't have a lot of expertise in coding. I can
do some, but I'm no natural. I do have a burner, though I don't know
that my computer eprom is compatable. I've checked the site and don't
know that I have a board compatable with the project. I'd be willing to
spring for one and do testing though.
I really appreciate your quick response. Cisco probably isn't quaking
in their boots. Yet...
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Ken Lowther
Youngstown, Ohio
http://www.atmsite.org
