[Voyage-linux] WRAP Install

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Hi,
As punky said, ssh is what you use.
A bit more info:

1. connect the wrap2 to a network switch that gives out IP addresses through dhcp.  commonly an adsl router or something.  You should then be able to findthe ip address that the wrap has been given.

2. ssh to it, use "putty" in windows, or ssh <ip address> in linux.

no serial needed!

Cheers,
HaQue
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Robert Rawlins - Think Blue 
  To: voyage-linux at voyage.hk 
  Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2007 12:43 AM
  Subject: [Voyage-linux] WRAP Install


  Hello Chaps,

   

  I'm reasonably new to Linux, but I'm managing to muddle my way through, but I've got a few questions about getting Voyage up and running on a WRAP2 system.

   

  I'm running the install to the compact flash from a copy of Slackware version 11, everything seems to run without fault, following the README instructions that come along with the latest stable build of 0.3 and I've also opted for the LILO boot which I've seen a few people recommend for working with the WRAP. 

   

  I have no way of telling if it was successful or not, the wrap has no VGA output so there is no apparent way of watching it boot, logging in and then changing my network settings to I can then do the rest of my admin from Telnet. I've seen a few of you guys talking about connecting to the serial output to monitor what it's doing, how do I go about this?

   

  Thanks for any advice you can offer chaps, apologies for sounding like a bit of a putts. Once I'm up and running on the wrap through telnet I'll be quite the happy chappy.

   

  Thanks again,

   

  Rob



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