> Grub is a bootloader which runs before packages or even the kernel is
> loaded. Why do you want to create a package out of it?
I'm running several LEAF releases, and perhaps m0n0wall, on a CF card
in a WRAP box, using grub to select among them. Currently I have to
remove the card from the box
Hello Andrew,
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/doc/buci-ide3.html
Regards,
Eric
> Hello all,
>
>
> I have been trying to create a bootable cd for this version without
> success. I downloaded the file
> Bering-uClibc_3.0-beta3_iso_bering-uclibc-iso.bin form the
> net and created a cd from the image b
Hi Scott,
I understand your concerns, but I still think that if you remove packages,
reboot, change things and save the new configuration, old stale config
files from packages that don't exist anymore should be removed. And of
course the technical implications of having two different backup
method
Eric Spakman wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> I don't want to make the config system more complex than it needs to
> be, also for future enhancements like remove packages and current
> options like upgrade and show config changes (which will show strange
> output because the default config file wouldn'
Hi Brad,
>> But why do you want to connect to your accesspoint from the Bering-
>> uClibc system instead of from a host pc?
>
>There is no host pc on this remote network ... just the firewall, an
>access point and clients. So there isn't really another option for me.
>
>
>According to http://bus
Hi Scott,
>Way back on Aug 23, regarding apkg
>Eric Spakman wrote:
>> A 'complete' backup is always done for a few reasons:
>> -it removes stale changed config files from no longer installed packages.
>> -it's fast because the configdb is not big
>> -it's much simpler and robust
>>
>it's
Hi Eric,
Grub is a bootloader which runs before packages or even the kernel is
loaded. Why do you want to create a package out of it?
Eric
>Anybody tried packaging grub for LEAF? I'm wondering if it's a good
>first-package project?
>
>Thanks,
>
>--Eric
>--
>***
Way back on Aug 23, regarding apkg
Eric Spakman wrote:
> A 'complete' backup is always done for a few reasons:
> -it removes stale changed config files from no longer installed packages.
> -it's fast because the configdb is not big
> -it's much simpler and robust
>
it's the removal of st
On Fri, 2006-11-24 at 17:38 +0100, Eric Spakman wrote:
> Hi Brad,
>
> >I've just been trying to get access to an access point that only allows
> >telnet access.
> >
> >I'm using bering ulibc 2.4.1
> >
> >I installed the netkit telnet pacakge (30 some K)
> >which requires (but does not list that it
Hi Brad,
>I've just been trying to get access to an access point that only allows
>telnet access.
>
>I'm using bering ulibc 2.4.1
>
>I installed the netkit telnet pacakge (30 some K)
>which requires (but does not list that it requires)
>libcxx (300 some K) and libm (200 some K).
>
>That's one heav
Anybody tried packaging grub for LEAF? I'm wondering if it's a good
first-package project?
Thanks,
--Eric
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I've just been trying to get access to an access point that only allows
telnet access.
I'm using bering ulibc 2.4.1
I installed the netkit telnet pacakge (30 some K)
which requires (but does not list that it requires)
libcxx (300 some K) and libm (200 some K).
That's one heavy telnet package. A
Hello all,
I have been trying to create a bootable cd for this version without success. I
downloaded the file Bering-uClibc_3.0-beta3_iso_bering-uclibc-iso.bin form the
net and created a cd from the image but in this version I cannot get my machine
to boot from the cd.
Any suggestions would be
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