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After reading some of the documentation, setting up NFS mounting on it was also a breeze: | After reading some of the documentation, setting up NFS mounting on it was also a breeze: | ||
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$ ipkg install kmod-nfs | $ ipkg install kmod-nfs | ||
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The ipkg subsystem works along the same lines as the debian apt system, and is quite nice. To get a full list of current packages available, all you do is the following: | The ipkg subsystem works along the same lines as the debian apt system, and is quite nice. To get a full list of current packages available, all you do is the following: | ||
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$ ipkg update | $ ipkg update | ||
$ ipkg list | $ ipkg list | ||
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This will update to the most current package list available, and then list them all out for you. | This will update to the most current package list available, and then list them all out for you. | ||
When mounting filesystems with NFS, I did not install the portmapper package, so you want to mount remote file systems with the nolocking option: | When mounting filesystems with NFS, I did not install the portmapper package, so you want to mount remote file systems with the nolocking option: | ||
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$ mount -t nfs remote://filesystem /local/filesystem -o nolocking | $ mount -t nfs remote://filesystem /local/filesystem -o nolocking | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:15, 10 March 2007
This is a wireless G broadband router. It has a WAN uplink, four ethernet port for LAN access, and a Wireless 802.11g interface.
OpenWRT Testing
I have installed OpenWRT from the OpenWRT project and it appears to be working beautifully.
After reading some of the documentation, setting up NFS mounting on it was also a breeze:
$ ipkg install kmod-nfs
The ipkg subsystem works along the same lines as the debian apt system, and is quite nice. To get a full list of current packages available, all you do is the following:
$ ipkg update $ ipkg list
This will update to the most current package list available, and then list them all out for you.
When mounting filesystems with NFS, I did not install the portmapper package, so you want to mount remote file systems with the nolocking option:
$ mount -t nfs remote://filesystem /local/filesystem -o nolocking
