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On Thu, 22 Jul 2004, Mitch (WebCob) wrote: > > Once you get past the rootfs problem, you'll find that m0n0wall falls on > > its face if it can't find a config file (which must be local, not TFTP or > > NFS). If you have a valid m0n0wall CF in place this shouldn't be a > > problem, but it's an obstacle to getting up with a new or corrupted CF. > > Can't we fix that? > > I like the ideas you are using here... would be nice to be able to get > hardware and initialize it straight through without even opening the box... > > The mono boot procedure - couldn't it be modified to detect the initial tftp > boot, and knowing that use tftp to retrieve a config file? > > It could use the IP address in the file name to allow unique config, and > failing to find that file, use the IP network to pull down a default config > if that is the desired option... > > Thoughts? I have some thoughts, but they'll have to wait until after the weekend, since I'll be out of town. :-) Fred Wright |