Bob Coffman Jr - Info From Data schrieb:
> Add the local.lrp if you don't have it, then add the files you need saved to
> that.
You will have to add it to local.local
There is a small gotcha with this, if you have your media mounted it
will also save its contents :-(
Erich
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> Erich,
>
> A clever and not too tough a solution.
> When I try it however I get an error...
> I create the directory /usr/fileserve then mount the floppy on /mnt.
> When I try ro create the mountpoint.lrp
> tar czf /usr/fileserve /mnt/mountpoint.lrp
I was probably too
Add the local.lrp if you don't have it, then add the files you need saved to
that.
- Bob Coffman
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Erich,
I revised the tar command to tar czf mountpoint.lrp usr/filestore and it
worked fine. Thanks again for the assistance,
Kory
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From: Erich Titl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, March 12, 2007 12:22 pm
Subject: Re: [leaf-user] uClibc 3.0 - How to save non package
Erich,
A clever and not too tough a solution.
When I try it however I get an error...
I create the directory /usr/fileserve then mount the floppy on /mnt.
When I try ro create the mountpoint.lrp
tar czf /usr/fileserve /mnt/mountpoint.lrp
I get (tar : /usr/fileserve : File exists)
I am not a regula
Kory
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> OK, leaving it as samba22 fixed the menu and save issues. Any ideas on
> how to save the mount point folder I create to share?
I solved the same issue by creating the mount point, then tar czf
/mountpoint mountpt.lrp
Then add mountpt.lrp to your package list and
OK, leaving it as samba22 fixed the menu and save issues. Any ideas on
how to save the mount point folder I create to share?
Kory
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From: Eric Spakman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, March 12, 2007 11:53 am
Subject: Re: [leaf-user] uClibc 3.0 - How to save non packag
Hi Kory,
It shouldn't be renamed indeed ;-)
Eric
> Eric,
>
>
> I renamed samba22.lrp to samba.lrp. So there is only one version loaded.
> It loads OK and the daemons start. /etc/init.d/samba restart does
> restart the daemons. I did not see anything in the logs that would explain
> it not showin
Eric,
I renamed samba22.lrp to samba.lrp. So there is only one version loaded.
It loads OK and the daemons start. /etc/init.d/samba restart does
restart the daemons. I did not see anything in the logs that would
explain it not showing up
in the package config menu. Unless It needs to be samba22.l
Hello Kory,
> Looking over the new 3.0 release. I am considering upgrading but I need
> to add a subdirectory to the /usr directory to share with samba. I can find
> no way to make the added directory persist through a reboot. I remember
> some discussion about a similar topic regarding the config
Looking over the new 3.0 release. I am considering upgrading but I need
to add a subdirectory to the /usr directory to share with samba. I can
find no way to
make the added directory persist through a reboot. I remember some
discussion about a similar topic regarding the configuration save
options
Eric,
Thanks for the response. This board is an Nforce 2 unit. It turns out
the forcedeth.o in the modules tarball works fine.
Kory
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From: Eric Spakman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, March 12, 2007 10:37 am
Subject: Re: [leaf-user] Module needed
To: Kory Krofft <[
Hi Kory,
> Could someone please tell me which module(s) to use for the realtek 8201
> chipset?
>
Not sure. You could try the sis900 driver (which seems to have realtek
8201 code inside) or any of the realtek drivers (8139too, 8139cp, r8169
..) or the generic ne2k-pci.
There isn't much info on this
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