On Sat, 6 Apr 2002, Upnet Joe wrote:

I have a LRP whis Flash Card, however i like to run my router with CD, 
cause its very easy..

look.....almost Flash.....
CD running LEAF router, no need floppy at all

I changed Charles's CD (in bootdisk.bin - root.lrp) "linuxrc" like this
if [ -r $MNT/lrpkg.cfg ]; then
        ROOTMAP="`sed s/$CR\$// $MNT/lrpkg.cfg`"
        else
        if [ -r $BOOTDIR/lrpkg.cfg ]; then      #<---this
                ROOTMAP="`sed s/$CR\$// $BOOTDIR/lrpkg.cfg`"    #<--this
        else
                ROOTMAP="`sed 's/.*LRP=/\1/; s/ .*//1' /proc/cmdline`"
        fi
fi

Created lrpkg.cfg in /boot
tar -cvzf root.lrp
insert root.lrp bootdisk.bin
created new iso image

now I can boot my router with cd no more Floppy, it'll read lrpkg.cfg
file from /boot/ heh...plus I still have option to put Floppy if I want
to change any thing, once everything in place ReBurn. 

CDRW burn with Nero (3min) isn't this secure / better than Flash ?

That's it

Upnet Joe.

> > > I've noticed a zillion posts to this list corncerning
> > > LEAF on CD-ROM.   I curious why there seems to be so
> > > little interest in Compact Flash.
> >
> > There's actually quite a bit of interest in CF, and other forms of flash
> > media.  I suspect a couple issues are responsible for the substantially
> > larger number of posts regarding CD-ROMs:
> >
> > 1) Like it or not, most folks first LEAF system is built from spare parts
> > lying around, or perhaps an existing system pushed into temporary use as a
> > trial LEAF system.  In this environment, "standard" PC devices (like a
> > floppy disk or CD-ROM boot) are the least path of resistance.
> >
> > 2) Due at least partly to the above, I think most "help it's not working"
> > type posts come from new users who are following the path of least
> > resistance, and booting with a floppy or CD.
> >
> > 3) It's not really that hard to migrate from a floppy or CD version of
> LEAF
> > to running off a HDD, CF card, flash based IDE module, or pretty much
> > anything else that looks like a HDD to linux, so I think there are a fair
> > number of users running with flash that we simply never hear from on the
> > list...
> >
> > 4) There are occasional flurries of posts regarding flash storage,
> > especially with regards to write-protectable flash devices (which are hard
> > to come by)...the latest have all been on the LEAF-developer
> list...perhaps
> > you missed them?
> >
> > Charles Steinkuehler
> > http://lrp.steinkuehler.net
> > http://c0wz.steinkuehler.net (lrp.c0wz.com mirror)
> >
> >


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