Darcy Parker wrote:
Good day All,
I have gone to the website and created the patch file as per the
directions below. How do I apply this patch? (Excuse me for being new to
Linux but you have to start somewhere).
By using the patch program, of course. :) Typically the command would
look
Dear All.
I use wisp 2625 with Senao SL-2011CD/SL-2011CDPLUS card and a vadem based
PCMCIA-ISA-Bridge
Anad here is my condition
# lsmod |grep hostap
hostap_cs 81060 1
hostap 62032 0 (unused)
hostap_crypt_wep2656 0 (unused)
hostap_crypt1028
Hi!
Bering uClibc 1.2.1 uses the same kernel modules as the original
Bering by Jacques Nilo.
Please note that there are two network driver trees,
Donald Becker series:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/bering/latest/modules/2.4.20/net/
Linux Kernel:
What is a recommended Network Card that can
be used with Bering? I cannot find a Recommended Hardware
list anywhere.
-Alby
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What is a recommended Network Card that can
be used with Bering? I cannot find a Recommended Hardware
list anywhere.
Any card that is supported by the 2.4.20 kernel. I never had a card that
didn't work, so any PCI Ethernet card would be worth a try. I once had to
compile a driver for a
I want to try and get a card that works with a
pre existing driver. I used a Netgear card and it
needed the tulip.o driver which wasn't in the
modules directory. I think I might go with a
3COM Card.
-Alby
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From: Julian Church [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Alby [EMAIL
Michelle,
As far as I know the Bering kernel is not compiled with pci-database:
snip
# CONFIG_PCI_NAMES is not set
snip
Regards,
Eric Spakman
Hello,
Why is the Kernel from Bering compiles with the pci-database ?
Is it possibel fore someone to compile one without ?
It will save
Does anyone have LEAF images that can be 'dd' onto a CF card? What size
ones are needed ?
I'm looking to have a LEAF box running Quagga (the forked version of
Zebra), and CF would be a lot nicer than a floppy.
John
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John P. Looney wrote:
Does anyone have LEAF images that can be 'dd' onto a CF card? What size
ones are needed ?
I'm looking to have a LEAF box running Quagga (the forked version of
Zebra), and CF would be a lot nicer than a floppy.
Typically, you don't 'dd' an image onto a CF card. You would
You can download the big file, Bering_1.2_modules_2.4.20.tar.gz (from
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=13751) and you should
find your tulip.o after unzip-untar that file.
M Lu
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From: Alby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL
Funny you should ask. I have keepalived 1.1.3 built out using the
libc225 and it seems to be working. All I did was compile the binary
and move it into your kpalived.lrp package. I did compile it with ipvs
enabled, and am getting ready to get back into testing it. There was
quite a bit that I
Funny you should ask. I have keepalived 1.1.3 built out using the
libc225 and it seems to be working. All I did was compile the binary
and move it into your kpalived.lrp package. I did compile it
with ipvs
enabled, and am getting ready to get back into testing it. There was
Sweet!
On Thu, 2003-10-30 at 08:44, John P. Looney wrote:
Does anyone have LEAF images that can be 'dd' onto a CF card? What size
ones are needed ?
be careful 'dd'ing images to a flash disk. it's kinda easy to trash the
boot block, and it's rather a long road to fix that.
I'm looking to have a
On Wed, 2003-10-29 at 14:52, Peter Mueller wrote:
Hello John,
I posted around the beginning of the year to this list a bunch of
packages and libraries for VRRP + BGP (zebra) on CF-IDE. I used Bering
uClibc + gcc20x + gcc22x + Keepalived + Zebra. I configured the linux
kernel via
Am Mittwoch, 29. Oktober 2003 22:34 schrieb Peter Mueller:
BTW does anyone know of a daemontools-like package for LEAF?
Doesn't daemontools.lrp avail for Bering and Bering-uClibc fit your needs?
kp
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Hello,
I have been asked to monitor the amount of time spent on the internet per IP
address. I was thinking that the LRP would be the most logical way of
monitoring such activity, as I already have one setup. I have looked at
MTRG, iptraf, ntop, etc, but all of these fall short in one regard:
At 03:11 PM 10/29/2003 -0700, Matt Russell wrote:
Hello,
I have been asked to monitor the amount of time spent on the internet per IP
address. I was thinking that the LRP would be the most logical way of
monitoring such activity, as I already have one setup. I have looked at
MTRG, iptraf, ntop,
Hello,
Does anyone know how to hard-code full duplex on Bering? The NIC's are
the netgear FA312 and they are using the natsemi.o
TIA
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ALParada wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know how to hard-code full duplex on Bering? The NIC's are
the netgear FA312 and they are using the natsemi.o
Grab compile the natsemi-diag.c code available on the scyld site:
http://www.scyld.com/diag
Once you've got that build (note you can build a static
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