A quick search of the archives has brought up one or two references to
people playing with Linux Virtual Server on top of LEAF/LRP but no
definitive evidence of success.
Anyone out there built a working LEAF based LVS redirector? Any chance of
sharing knowledge/code?
If not I guess I'll have to
I've been trying to ssh into my firewall (Dachstein) from the internet at
large (instead of from the internal network like I generally do).
Experimenting, I added a line to hosts.allow, and used ipchains to put in a
rule to accept the packets that came from my IP address, destined for the
rele
Yes, when I load docprobe.o after docecc.o and doc2000.o it reports
address 0xD, but not the "nftla1" as the article indicates.
The "#cat" output is:
Dev:size erasesize name
Mtd0: 0100 4000 "DiskOnChip 2000"
I couldn't find much on the nftla1 comment made in that articl
On Tue, 2002-05-07 at 09:24, Darren Martz wrote:
> Yes, when I load docprobe.o after docecc.o and doc2000.o it reports
> address 0xD, but not the "nftla1" as the article indicates.
>
> The "#cat" output is:
>Dev:size erasesize name
>Mtd0: 0100 4000 "DiskOnChip 2000"
>
"no such file or directory" when mounting nftla1.
Agreed, there seems to be a compatibility problem with MTD. I just asked
the author of the "The Linux MTD, JFFS HOWTO" paper for assistance,
hopefully he can shed some light on the subject.
Darren
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On Tue, 2002-05-07 at 09:56, Darren Martz wrote:
> "no such file or directory" when mounting nftla1.
>
> Agreed, there seems to be a compatibility problem with MTD. I just asked
> the author of the "The Linux MTD, JFFS HOWTO" paper for assistance,
> hopefully he can shed some light on the subject
Hi list,
The linux kernel config file showed me some interesting stuf
Basicly it talks about a broadcast wan to basicly create a virtual lan (
don't misunderstand for VLAN)
distributed accross the internet. I would like to try out something like
that, but can't seem to find any documentation
o
