Hello,
does anyone have comparisons about the soekris 5501 vs. pcengines ALIX2cX
The specs are quite the same but I'm wondering if any of you had the
opportunity to work with both devices and can give some comparisons
(how much traffic, numbers,)
I have an ALIX2c2 here with a 4GB CF card
We are facing a problem with net4826-50 boards, running at a customer
remote site. Using CRON and WatchDog, we are trying to go into 100%
unattended mode, though system occasionally goes into lockup, and
requires hard reboot.
Looking into ComBIOS changelog, we are considering to upgrade the BIOS,
I bought a Traverse Pulsar ADSL PCI card my my net4801, but never
managed to get it working. I emailed Traverse before buying it and the
promised FreeBSD and OpenBSD support, whilst some drivers did appear
they were very unstable, I had some back and forth with technical
support but they never
Hello!
Dumpolid Exeplish schrieb:
I am just being inquisitive, is it possible to build a GPRS modem
(2G/3G) out of Sorkris?
Do you mean a software solution with just a little RF hardware?
That is a nice idea but unfortunately there aren't any open-source
GSM/GPRS protocol stacks available.
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008, Izumi Utakoji wrote:
Looking into ComBIOS changelog, we are considering to upgrade the BIOS,
but want to make sure we can apply b4801_133.bin to net4826. I assume
that net4801 bios can be applied to net4826, since it sais for
net48xx, but want confirmation.
Would also be
I have a Net4801-60 (256MB RAM) with OpenBSD 4.2 that sometimes gets no
link with either cross-over or straight-through cables.
Sometimes it's enough to simply switch to a different cable of the same
type. Other times, even though the cables are good (have used them with
these and other devices)
On Apr 19, 2008, at 9:28 AM, Lars Noodén wrote:
I have a Net4801-60 (256MB RAM) with OpenBSD 4.2 that sometimes gets
no link with either cross-over or straight-through cables.
Sometimes it's enough to simply switch to a different cable of the
same type. Other times, even though the
On 2008-04-18, Izumi Utakoji [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, since I am a new comer here, allow me for the basic question, but
how do you do search through the archive at Soekris site???
gmane or marc
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Hi,
I'm trying to create some health monitoring scripts on a soekris
net5501-70 with sata HD (debian Etch).
Everything seems to work well (last reboot was 96 days ago).
I just compile a new linux kernel (2.6.23.17) and add pc87366 module to
access sensors informations.
I got that :
# sensors
That sounds like autonegotiation is failing. It could be the other
device that's having problems, or just the combination of the two.
Hi,
I'm sorry, but autonegotiation is a myth. In the real world
it is more dangerous than it does good. I ran a managed server hosting
company for 9
On 2008-04-19, Lars Noodén [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Net4801-60 (256MB RAM) with OpenBSD 4.2 that sometimes gets no
link with either cross-over or straight-through cables.
Sometimes it's enough to simply switch to a different cable of the same
type. Other times, even though the
On Sat, Apr 19, 2008 at 02:56:19PM -0400, Tuc at T-B-O-H.NET wrote:
I'm sorry, but autonegotiation is a myth. In the real world it is
more dangerous than it does good. I ran a managed server hosting
company for 9 years, and every item in there was all hardcoded
with speed and duplex.
[...]
The Fungi wrote:
Based on past interactions with customers and other providers, I get
the impression this is one of those vi/emacs-grade religious
arguments where everyone is roughly split down the middle, and
nobody who has an opinion is going to be easily swayed in the other
direction.
Tuc at T-B-O-H.NET wrote:
That sounds like autonegotiation is failing. It could be the other
device that's having problems, or just the combination of the two.
Hi,
I'm sorry, but autonegotiation is a myth. In the real world
it is more dangerous than it does good. I ran a managed
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