> Hi there.
>
> > What happened to the "pragma linux" distribution that would place
> > an bootable linux system on a single disk? I looked it on the web
> > site and it's not there and infoseek returns almost no reference to
> > that charming project.
>
> No idea re that project, but I used YARD (Yet Another Rescue Disk) to
> create just such a disk, which included both telnet and ftp as well as
> support for the three ethernet cards used on the systems I have access
> to, DEC 4xx series, DEC Tulip and NE2k respectively, and could as
> easily have compiled for other cards instead. Refer to...
>
> http://www.croftj.net/~fawcett/yard/
Another solution is LRP and tomsrtbt. Look in sunsite incoming for
tomsrtbt.
Bob
LINUX ROUTER PROJECT
Embedding the bird for the sake of all humanity [IMAGE] [IMAGE]
Linux Router Project (LRP) n. A networking centric mini-distribution
of Linux. LRP is small enough to fit on a single 1.44MB floppy disk, and
makes building and maitaining routers, terminal servers, and typically
embedded networking systems next to trivial.
So you're kidding, right? Linux as a router....on a floppy!?!
From: Dave Cinege <dcinege@psychosis.com>
To: linux-router <linux-router@psychosis.com>
Subject: [LRP] 2.9.1 Released
Still busy working but I've got to make a cut off some place.
So 2.9.1 is out. Expect 2.9.2 in about a week with many more little
improvments.
sshd still doesn't work. : <
Please someone try to fix that if you can....
You will notice I'm putting out a dev snapshot now. That will help for
any of you interested in really getting your fingers in it.
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