Hi,
Voor de mensen die freeSCO floppyrouter draaien, heb ik een cool textje gevonden hoe je de dnet client installeerd voor freesco:
--------HOW-TO: INSTALL DISTRIBUTED.NET CLIENT ON FREESCO ROUTERS--------
I got to thinking yesterday: hmm, my routers CPU has much more
horsepower then my LAN/modem connection is using for routing,
so I decided to see if I could run a Distributed.net client
(distributed computing contest: www.distributed.net) on Freesco.
Turns out it works great and is fairly easy to do!
1) Download the Linux [x86/elf] distributed.net client:
http://http.distributed.net/pub/dcti/current-client/dnetc-linux-x86-elf.tar.gz
2) tar -zxvf dnetc-linux-x86-elf_tar.gz (you will need to have tar from the utils-1 package
installed, you can do this by entering: "addpkg utils-1" on your freesco) Otherwise you can
untar it on another linux box.
3) You should get following extracted: dnetc, dnetc.1, docs (dir). You should make a dir to keep
your client in: "mkdir /mnt/opt/dnetc".
4) Move the files to your new dir:
"mv dnetc /mnt/opt/dnetc"
"mv dnetc.1 /mnt/opt/dnetc"
"mv docs /mnt/opt/dnetc"
*Note: you can remove the docs directory if you want to save disk space and do not need it by
entering: "rm -rf docs"
5) Change the attributes to make them executable:
"cd /mnt/opt/dnetc"
"chmod +x ./dnetc"
"chmod +x ./dnetc.1"
6) Now execute the client: "./dnetc" and configure it as needed (see documentation in the docs dir
or at www.distributed.net).
7) Next we set freesco to start the client on boot and stop it on shutdown.
"edit /rc/rc_user"
Add the following line somewhere below the line that says:
"# Add your commands here to start something:"
"cd /mnt/opt/dnetc"
"dnetc -quiet"
This starts the distributed.net client as a daemon.
Add the following line somewhere below the line that says:
"# Add commands here you want to execute when shutting down..."
"cd /mnt/opt/dnetc"
"dnetc -shutdown"
This will shut down the distributed.net client before shutting the router down.
Reboot freesco, thats it! doing a "ps" should show you "dnetc-quiet" running.
Now youve got the only router on the block cracking RC5! Lets see a hardware
router do that! ;-)
MXstream gebruikers kunnen hier: http://www.xs4all.nl/~bleekerm vinden hoe je freeSCO en mxstream installeert. freeSCO is een floppy distro dus klein, snel geinstalleerd en supersimpel want er zijn gewoon weinig opties
Voor de mensen die freeSCO floppyrouter draaien, heb ik een cool textje gevonden hoe je de dnet client installeerd voor freesco:
--------HOW-TO: INSTALL DISTRIBUTED.NET CLIENT ON FREESCO ROUTERS--------
I got to thinking yesterday: hmm, my routers CPU has much more
horsepower then my LAN/modem connection is using for routing,
so I decided to see if I could run a Distributed.net client
(distributed computing contest: www.distributed.net) on Freesco.
Turns out it works great and is fairly easy to do!
1) Download the Linux [x86/elf] distributed.net client:
http://http.distributed.net/pub/dcti/current-client/dnetc-linux-x86-elf.tar.gz
2) tar -zxvf dnetc-linux-x86-elf_tar.gz (you will need to have tar from the utils-1 package
installed, you can do this by entering: "addpkg utils-1" on your freesco) Otherwise you can
untar it on another linux box.
3) You should get following extracted: dnetc, dnetc.1, docs (dir). You should make a dir to keep
your client in: "mkdir /mnt/opt/dnetc".
4) Move the files to your new dir:
"mv dnetc /mnt/opt/dnetc"
"mv dnetc.1 /mnt/opt/dnetc"
"mv docs /mnt/opt/dnetc"
*Note: you can remove the docs directory if you want to save disk space and do not need it by
entering: "rm -rf docs"
5) Change the attributes to make them executable:
"cd /mnt/opt/dnetc"
"chmod +x ./dnetc"
"chmod +x ./dnetc.1"
6) Now execute the client: "./dnetc" and configure it as needed (see documentation in the docs dir
or at www.distributed.net).
7) Next we set freesco to start the client on boot and stop it on shutdown.
"edit /rc/rc_user"
Add the following line somewhere below the line that says:
"# Add your commands here to start something:"
"cd /mnt/opt/dnetc"
"dnetc -quiet"
This starts the distributed.net client as a daemon.
Add the following line somewhere below the line that says:
"# Add commands here you want to execute when shutting down..."
"cd /mnt/opt/dnetc"
"dnetc -shutdown"
This will shut down the distributed.net client before shutting the router down.
Now youve got the only router on the block cracking RC5! Lets see a hardware
router do that! ;-)
MXstream gebruikers kunnen hier: http://www.xs4all.nl/~bleekerm vinden hoe je freeSCO en mxstream installeert. freeSCO is een floppy distro dus klein, snel geinstalleerd en supersimpel want er zijn gewoon weinig opties