> 1) Login timing - only login first 5 seconds of the minute
> 2) Rotating passwords by day / hour
> 3) Logging and email alerts - every login attempt generates an email
> 4) Login hours - If you are home at night, no logins then.
> 5) Rate limiting - stop responding for 10 minutes after 3-5 failed
> I'm running an internal NTP server up against two stratum 1 servers. I'm
up
> and running but what annoys me is the high diff. between with the stratum
> 1's and the Soekris ntp regulated clock with an adjustment of 1-4 seconds
> every app. 20 min and the all time high "jitter". The firewall is U
You need to build the kernel with the following option to enable suspend on
halt... Then all should be good.
options CPU_SUSP_HLT
Also with the 4501 you probably want to build with various other options
too, like:
options CPU_ELAN
options CPU_SOEKRIS
Jason
> I've notic
William,
Just for grins, try pulling out the CF card and see if it will POST
completely.
Worst case you can send them in to Soekris and they can remove the flash
chip off the board to re-flash and ensure everything is okay.
Jason
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One thing I have to comment on. Why are you picking on Soekris? There are
many other SBC makers out there (I own about half a dozen different brands
of Geode based hardware) and not a single one has any sort of helpful info
on their site software-wise. Heck, some don't even have hardware specifics
You could probably start with a low cost Garmin OEM GPS, but if that doesn't
perform as well as you need you will probably need to step it up to a timing
receiver and separate active antenna (that you can mount on your roof).
Check out Synergy Systems: http://www.synergy-gps.com/
> After reading
Yes, I checked the socket and everything around it. I checked over the whole
board... There is no (visible) physical damage. I even blew it all off with
some compressed air just incase there was a hair or dust or *something* that
could have been causing a short.
I just don't know how unplugging &
led
BIOSentry = Enabled
PCIROMS = Disabled
PXEBoot = Enabled
FLASH = Primary
BootDelay = 5
FastBoot = Disabled
BootPartition = Disabled
BootDrive = 80 81 F0 FF
ShowPCI = Enabled
Reset = Hard
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In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jason Rabel writes:
> Oddly enough, when I r
Today I unplugged my net4501 to move it, and when I plugged it back in it
would not boot, the power & error LED stayed on and nothing would come from
the console.
Oddly enough, when I removed the CF card and powered it on, it would boot.
I tried a couple CF cards with the same results. With them
It would be for people that want to connect a regulated 5V feed directly to
the board (to power the Soekris). My guess is for particular applications /
appliances where you already have a PSU that is powering other devices in a
small chassis. Make sense?
> Is anyone else using a Soekris board wi
Two ports, one for the regular data output, the other is usually for DGPS
input. I couldn't find any sort of manual or spec sheet so I'm really at a
loss.
All GPS software expects data to be sent via a serial port, be it a real one
or an emulated port (for usb).
Why do you want it to be a mini-pc
I think the bandwidth you are trying to push through is a little too much
for embedded style hardware such as the Soekris.
If you want the cheap route still, look at some of the older Alteon (now
owned by Nortel) products on eBay
Jason
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