I'm testing procedures for doing remote upgrade of Leaf. I'm wondering
if this is even possible because of the modules? Basically, I'd like to
copy the new LRP/LWP/Linux/*.tgz etc files up to a running router, put
everything in its proper place, and reboot to bring it back online. Can
this
I haven't tested it yet but LEAF runs from memory so I think you can
actually rewrite the entire boot flash while it is running. Just make
sure it is not mounted at the time. lrcfg mounts the flash while
writing to the packages and in older versions used to leave it mounted
at times from what I r
> I run LEAF for several clients all on WRAP PC hardware with 2GB compact
> flash. This allows me to build the config and verify it before writing
> to flash. I see no reason you couldn't push this to a live system and
> reboot into the new flash. Hope this helps,
>
I'm running it on older low
On 12/02/23 14:30, Robert K Coffman Jr. -Info From Data Corp. wrote:
> I'm running it on older low end (P4 class) PCs with various NICs.
Me too.
> I boot from old hard disks that spin down after boot.
Me, CD-ROM + floppy for config.
> Is there some way I
> could push a disk image onto those? I c
On 12/02/22 13:43, Robert K Coffman Jr. -Info From Data Corp. wrote:
> The current release (4.2 beta) is too large for the root drive of my
> storage (vfat /dev/sda1). If I move these files into a subdirectory
> rather than the root of the hard drive, how do I reflect that in
> leaf.cfg and syslin
