Fellow Bering-users,
inspired by comments of Erik Spakman, Nathan
Angelacos,
and Paul Wright, I set out to reconfigure those old
3Com 3c509TP ISA-cards without any recurse to
Microsoft. Successfully I may add, so now you all
can revive some outdated and slower, but nonetheless
funcional
preface - I'm still running Bering v1.2
I ran accross a program which I'd like to build, or have built, for use
with my Bering router. I tried to setup the userspace build
environment, but was unsuccessful. I know I need to upgrade to Bering
uclibc, so maybe this is something that pushes me
Hello Mats,
Die Kumpels aus Duisburg ham 'n Lob wirklich verdient. :-)
I also have an old disk for reconfiguring my 3c509-nics, based on Novell-DOS
and a program I downloaded from the 3com website.
There is also a debian-packages called nictools-nopci:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ apt-cache show
Hello Joey,
I took a quick look at Depo/YAM, but it seems to be written in Python.
So if you want to run something like this on Bering, you have to make
a Depo package, build a Python environment and also create a package
out of that... Doesn't sound easy to me
Eric
preface - I'm still
