Oh boy,
Ha, ha, ha...my mistake. First of all, I found a "core" file
hiding in the directory structure and deleted it (gotta love doing
Quality Assurance work before cutting a release). Second, the actual
sizes are:
romfs image -> 1.2M
romfs.gz (gzip -9) -> 520K
Us
Eric,
Here's a snippet from one of my sessions. This is what I'm
currently using on my distribution...it is by NO means optimized for
size...there are things included here that wouldn't really be included
in an LRP project...but nevertheless...here are my sizes.
[root@lfs konrad
David Douthitt wrote:
>
> The snapshot is available in the usual place:
>
> http://leaf.sourceforge.net/pub/oxygen/oxygen-2.1.3-041201.bin
It has now been updated again:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/pub/oxygen/oxygen-2.1.3-041201.bin
New:
* packagelist syntax
* query:// works for packages...
Hello Charles
> Perhaps:
> Keep track of the process ID of the spawned CGI script, and watch in /proc
> for the process directory to disappear...something like
>
> $LOCALURL "$@" > $OUTPUT &
> CGI_PID=$!
>
> CNT=1
> while [ -e "/proc/$CGI_PID" ] ; do
> ...
> done
Thanks a lot this works .
The
Eric Wolzak wrote:
> Trying to update the eigerstein to 2.4.3 I tried to update the
> busybox from 0.50 ( my actual version) to 0.51 (got a cool vi applet)
I hear that! e3 is very nice, but for a person who thinks in vi e3
takes some getting used to. Of course, if one uses busybox vi then
pine
Hello
Trying to update the eigerstein to 2.4.3 I tried to update the
busybox from 0.50 ( my actual version) to 0.51 (got a cool vi applet)
Compiled it on Debian slink with Kernel 2.2.16 and its
Kernelheaders, allthough they are not used for insmod according to
the insmod.c file.
Compiling w
Charles
you wrote
>Keep track of the process ID of the spawned CGI script, and
>watch in
>/proc
>for the process directory to
>disappear...something like
>
>$LOCALURL "$@" > $OUTPUT &
>CGI_PID=$!
>CNT=1
>while [ -e "/proc/$CGI_PID" ] ; do
> ...
>done
This could work, but it waits for only on
> This is the best I could do from components. I don't think it
> meets your
> price requirement though. Sorry.
>
> http://www.google.com/search?q=PCM-5823&btnG=Google+Search
>
> http://www.advantech.com/products/PCM-5823.asp
> PCM-5823-G0A1 : Same as PCM-5823 but with GX1-300 CPU and
>
Ewald Wasscher wrote:
>
> David Douthitt wrote:
>
> > I've had my interest renewed in updating Eigerstein, with the
> > realization that Eigerstein ash is broken. I seem to remember having
> > problems with ash in LRP too, but with some patches I received from
> > Erik Andersen (seems to me) I
Eric Wolzak wrote:
> $LOCALURL "$@" >$OUTPUT &
> while [ -n "`jobs`" ];do
> .
> sleep 1
> done
>
> This works under Eigerstein but with the "other" ash
> "`jobs`" doesn't function
> I tried [ -n `jobs` ] among a lot others but this loops forever (actuall
> stopped by an other loop counter)
Soun
Bao Ha, 2001-04-13 12:16 -0400
> > I think building your own would be easier. I'd look for a SBC
> > (little board spec (5.75" x 8") aka EBX) that meets your requirements,
> > and find a case you like. You'll have to purchase in quantity to meet
> > a reasonable price point.
> >
>It is outrageousl
David Douthitt wrote:
> I've had my interest renewed in updating Eigerstein, with the
> realization that Eigerstein ash is broken. I seem to remember having
> problems with ash in LRP too, but with some patches I received from
> Erik Andersen (seems to me) I managed to recompile ash and now it
>
Jacques Nilo, 2001-04-13 19:57 +0200
>Bao: what about this ?
>http://wtarreau.free.fr/1u/
Jacques,
That system uses a little board spec motherboard, so I think it's going to
be to expensive. However, that site did send me to Advantec who I forgot to
mention earlier. There I found something that
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
>> I've had my interest renewed in updating Eigerstein, with the
>> realization that Eigerstein ash is broken. I seem to remember having
>> problems with ash in LRP too, but with some patches I received from
>> Erik Andersen (seems to me) I managed to recompile ash an
> I found one cause of the problems with weblet.lrp and the ash from
> oxygen.
> it creates a temp file with its name in $OUTPUT (/tmp/sh-httpd.432)
>
> $LOCALURL "$@" >$OUTPUT &
> while [ -n "`jobs`" ];do
> .
> sleep 1
> done
>
> This works under Eigerstein but with the "other" ash
> "`jobs`" doe
Bao: what about this ?
http://wtarreau.free.fr/1u/
Jacques
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> Eric Wolzak wrote:
>
> > 2) if using lsmod from busybox there is only a limited buffer. after
> > loading all of the iptable modules and 3 for the nics, lsmod returns
> > lsmod: QM_MODULES: No space left on device
> > after rmmod of only one module everything is fine again.
>
> This message
Bao Ha, 2001-04-13 12:16 -0400
> > I think building your own would be easier. I'd look for a SBC
> > (little board spec (5.75" x 8") aka EBX) that meets your requirements,
> > and find a case you like. You'll have to purchase in quantity to meet
> > a reasonable price point.
>
>It is outrageously
> I think building your own would be easier. I'd look for a SBC
> (little board
> spec (5.75" x 8") aka EBX) that meets your requirements, and
> find a case
> you like. You'll have to purchase in quantity to meet a
> reasonable price point.
>
It is outrageously expensive going that round.
I
Bao Ha, 2001-04-13 10:50 -0400
>I am looking for the OEM. I am thinking using the
>same platform for thin clients to provide network
>applications. I don't need the thin client, but the
>shell to put Linux on and to run it.
Bao,
I think building your own would be easier. I'd look for a SBC (lit
> I hope these links help.
>
> http://www.neoware.com/products/4000.html
> http://www.maxspeed.com/Products/maxtermut.html
These two probably got them from bcom.com.tw. And,
they marked up a healthy margin!
> http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/netvista/thinclient.html
>
> http://www.thinplanet.com/pro
Bao Ha, 2001-04-13 09:30 -0400
>I am looking for a thin-client: x86/266Mhz, 16 Meg Flash/DOC, 32 SDRAM, ...
>
>Anybody has any leads/sources?
Bao,
I hope these links help.
http://www.neoware.com/products/4000.html
http://www.maxspeed.com/Products/maxtermut.html
http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/netvista/
I am looking for a thin-client: x86/266Mhz, 16 Meg Flash/DOC, 32 SDRAM, ...
Anybody has any leads/sources?
Thanks.
Bao
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Eric Wolzak wrote:
> 2) if using lsmod from busybox there is only a limited buffer. after
> loading all of the iptable modules and 3 for the nics, lsmod returns
> lsmod: QM_MODULES: No space left on device
> after rmmod of only one module everything is fine again.
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