Patrick McNamara wrote: >> Can the kernel you compiled mount nfs drives? > > The kernel supports it, I know where the params are set in the 2.4.6 > kernel source, I just have tried compiling it in yet.
to easy you guys life, here it is what I use to NFS mount
Are you able to burn the entire EEPROM image via the USB flash.exe program?
(bootstrap, kernel & romfs)
Or do you only do the boot loader with flash.exe and then do the rest with
tftp?
(Is flash.exe for only recovering a doorstop?)
Can the kernel you compiled mount nfs drives?
What is the size of the original Actiontec kernel, as compared to yours?
With your kernel does it still come up and fully operate as the dual modem?
>The missing piece has been floating around on the list archives since Greg
On Sun, 7 Mar 2004, Scott Christensen wrote:
> Are you able to burn the entire EEPROM image via the USB flash.exe program?
> (bootstrap, kernel & romfs)
The entire thing. ;)
> Or do you only do the boot loader with flash.exe and then do the rest with
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Patrick M
Scott Christensen wrote:
> Are you able to burn the entire EEPROM image via the USB flash.exe
> program? (bootstrap, kernel & romfs)
I haven't yet been able to burn an entire image with the flash program I
Hi there
Patrick McNamara wrote:
>> Can the kernel you compiled mount nfs drives?
>
> The kernel supports it, I know where the params are set in the 2.4.6
> kernel source, I just have tried compiling it in yet.
to easy you guys life, here it is what I use to NFS mount