My browser says it's plain text...if not, I sincerely apologise for any HTML
being sent.
Web Administration:
A small web server like weblet might work if I can get it to set values as
well as read values. Nothing fancy to start with. Not concerned with
security, just fuction at the moment. Ba
I am actually trying to do the same thing, taking an Eiger disk and
make it bootable off a 32MB CF disk. I have followed the directions
from Charles's IDE HD HOWTO, however, I am getting "Invalid or corrupt
kernel image", immediately after it displays syslinux.dpy.
Under DOS, I fdisk'ed, format
Thanks!
Can this be done from linux (rather than windows?)
On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, Chris Carbaugh wrote:
>
> First you need to partition/format the CF just like any other drive.
> You didn't say what size CF you're using, but I have had problems with
> Syslinux booting from a partition larger t
Thanks for the instructions, Chris!
It really helped.
I've copied everything and made the CF disk bootable. I can actually boot
now from it!
The problem I have now is that it boots, and when it's going to run init,
it barfs because it's expecting something in fd0.
I reconfigured syslinux.cfg s
Thanks!!! That worked out great.
Ricardo
On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, John Ridout wrote:
> Hi Ricardo,
>
> I upgraded to a CompactFlash with IDE adapter yesterday.
> I found the following HOWTO very useful.
>
> http://lrp1.steinkuehler.net/Documentation/LRPHardDiskHOWTO.txt
> I recommend you edit sysl
Hi everyone,
I'm using the PC Engines CF - IDE adapter. The CF disk is properly
recognized as a small IDE disk.
I'm trying to figure out how to make it bootable. I thought maybe just
doing a dd from a working LRP floppy would work, but I was mistaken.
So I have a working LRP floppy with my conf
Hi Charles, hi mailing list members,
How can I configure a firewall on such a routed DMZ with the script in
the Eiger distribution?
I wonder if IP masquerading is at all required to achieve the same
level of security for the DMZ as provided for the internal network
that I do not have? What is th
I have three machines running with no power supply fans. Normally I
wouldn't recommend this but there are situations where it can be helpful...
I work at a cement plant. If there is much air flow through the machines,
then the floppy and cdrom drives tend to fail quickly due to dust buildup.
Aslo
Thank you Charles for some feedback,
Comments noted below
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>
> To see which libraries you need, run:
>
> ldd sdmotor
>
The results are libc.so.6 and ld-linux.so.2
I assume with updated versions of these, it would work? I also assume,
if I downgraded my install (see below) to 2.1, then I wou
On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, Binh Do wrote:
> This sounds rather hardware-ish but I am talking about the machine running
> LRP with one floppy so just wonder if any of you have done that and if is it
> safe?
>
> The machine is Pentium 233-MMX, Asus motherboard.
>
> Thank you.
>
> _
Linux has all the tools needed (not sure about marking the partition
bootable though).
My personal preference on this sort of thing is a DOS boot disk
(created from Win9x).
Chris
On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
> Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2001 13:20:29 -0700 (PDT)
> To: Chris Carbaugh <[
Hi Ricardo,
I upgraded to a CompactFlash with IDE adapter yesterday.
I found the following HOWTO very useful.
http://lrp1.steinkuehler.net/Documentation/LRPHardDiskHOWTO.txt
I recommend you edit syslinux.cfg while you have it in /tmp
You can also download the kernal you need from Charles' websit
Same thing.
Dell Optiplex P133 with a large heatsink..In my naturally cooled 60
degree (F) basement.
the only thing left cooling it is the Power supply fan.
- Original Message -
From: Peter Nosko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 09, 200
Hi,
Binh Do wrote:
>
> This sounds rather hardware-ish but I am talking about the machine running
> LRP with one floppy so just wonder if any of you have done that and if is it
> safe?
>
> The machine is Pentium 233-MMX, Asus motherboard.
I've done the same (just don't even think about removin
At 03:27 PM 07/09/2001 -0400, Peter Nosko wrote
>Binh Do asked:
>
>> This sounds rather hardware-ish but I am talking about the machine running
>> LRP with one floppy so just wonder if any of you have done that
>> and if is it
>> safe?
>>
>> The machine is Pentium 233-MMX, Asus motherboard.
>
>pn
Angel Martin Alganza wrote:
>
> Hi David, everybody!
> Mmmhhh... this is what I have always concluded while reading on Oxygen
> instructions on the web site. On the "Data Disk" part on
> http://leaf.sourceforge.net/content.php?menu=9&page_id=6 one can read:
>
> "As Oxygen is configu
First you need to partition/format the CF just like any other drive.
You didn't say what size CF you're using, but I have had problems with
Syslinux booting from a partition larger than 32MB.
Once you have your FAT partition created (and set bootable), just copy
the contents of your floppy to t
Maybe, if you run it low and slow (low voltage and slow speed, that is).
-Richard
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Binh Do
> Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 12:15 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Leaf-user] Could the CPU fan remove
Binh Do asked:
> This sounds rather hardware-ish but I am talking about the machine running
> LRP with one floppy so just wonder if any of you have done that
> and if is it
> safe?
>
> The machine is Pentium 233-MMX, Asus motherboard.
pn] I've done this with a P-100, and the Dell Optiplex machin
This sounds rather hardware-ish but I am talking about the machine running
LRP with one floppy so just wonder if any of you have done that and if is it
safe?
The machine is Pentium 233-MMX, Asus motherboard.
Thank you.
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Hi David, everybody!
At 17:18 09/07/01, DavidD wrote:
Angel Martin Alganza wrote:
> In both cases 1 & 2, I guess the systems could boot from a single floppy
> and download other needed packages a la Oxygen from a FTP or Web
> server. Although DavidD's instructions say you MUST use two floppies
"Brett J. Hoffman" wrote:
>
> I don't want to transfer files back and forth from my router, apparently
> with the Oxygen release you can have it load files via tftp from a tftp
> server, so instead of requiring two floppy disks, I can just stick one
> in, and then load whatever else I need via tf
Lance Peterson wrote:
[By the way, HTML posts are almost universally despised. Not a Good
Thing.]
> Also, will I be able to do web administration, content filtering or
> keyword filtering, stateful inspection, as well as setup trusted
> and/or forbidden domains under LRP?
Let's see:
* Web adm
> I apologize in advance for posting something that is probably more of
> use in the developer's list, but I want the maximum eyeballs to look and
> tell me a few things.
>
> First, can anyone tell me if this code depends on libraries that have
> been removed from LEAF? I am running the pre-relea
- Original Message -
From: "M8d" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 12:41 AM
Subject: [Leaf-user] Eiger image to a bootable cdrom
first off i know that there has been *tons* of requests on this info but for
some reason i can get it to work right. i
Peter Nosko wrote:
>
> Since this group is interested in security, I thought someone here might
> know of this. I'm looking for a utility to securely wipe the contents of an
> entire hard drive.
There was a long discussion of this on the FORENSICS list at
http://www.securityfocus.com/ . There
Hi Dean, Hi Newsgroup, hi mailing list, hi Charles,
Thanks to all who helped me sorting this one out.
It was quite simple in the end: A basic 2.9.8 LRP distribution with
all masquerading options turned off did the trick.
I can now see multiple web servers in one box, all with their own IP
address
Hey there, i know this has been asked a few times as ive searched thru the
archives but still seem to have no luck.. just wondering if anyone else had
troubles with the usual way of getting dcc sends to work thru the lrp box?
Im running eigerstein2beta, i have changed my ip_masq_irc module line
At 01:41 09/07/01 -0400, M8d wrote:
> is there a way that i can just copy the same boot image off of the
> floppy that i have been using? when i tried this with rawread.exe it
> would start to boot and then error out saying somthing like fd0
> invalid(not found) media device -- (00).
My know
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