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post #106 of 113
Sounds like I'll be going the PC Engines Alix route and adding a mini-PCI a/b/g card inexpensively. all in all it's still looking to be sub $300 which is fine by me. I hope I have time for this project over winter break! I'm sure you'll be around for help and moral support right? ;-)
post #107 of 113

Congratulations for this setup. I am likely to follow this path.

 

One question, have you tried to run BruteFIR in the ALIX board? I guess it will be too much, but could you try it?

 

Regards,

Jose

post #108 of 113

I got this working the other day - but forgot my password to ssh in as root.

 

I have re-imaged the CF card and installed it back into the Alix , but now when I try to SSH in from my laptop  (ssh -2 -p 22 root@192.168.0.2) I keep getting

ssh: connect to host 192.168.0.2 port 22:
> Connection refused.

I can ping this IP address which is assigned as a reserved address by my dhcp server.

 

Help :(

post #109 of 113
Thread Starter 


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Originally Posted by fastbike View Post

I got this working the other day - but forgot my password to ssh in as root.

 

I have re-imaged the CF card and installed it back into the Alix , but now when I try to SSH in from my laptop  (ssh -2 -p 22 root@192.168.0.2) I keep getting

                ssh: connect to host 192.168.0.2 port 22:
> Connection refused.

I can ping this IP address which is assigned as a reserved address by my dhcp server.

 

Help :(

 

Try ssh as actual root and tell me what happens.
 

post #110 of 113
Thanks

I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 as my host PC. I have tried as a std user and as a sudo user, and get the same result.
Quote:
david@tp-x61:~/VoyageCurrent/voyage-mpd-current$ ssh -2 -p 22 root@192.168.0.2
ssh: connect to host 192.168.0.2 port 22: Connection refused

I removed the CF card tonight, formatted it under a DOS session in windows and then started again from the instructions where it gets formatted as an Linux ext2 partition.

Still no change. This is driving me crazy frown.gif
post #111 of 113
... and just retried the whole process changing to su prior to formatting the CF card

This is the result (still not working)
Quote:
root@tp-x61:/home/david/VoyageCurrent/voyage-mpd-current# ssh -2 -p 22 root@192.168.0.2
ssh: connect to host 192.168.0.2 port 22: Connection refused
root@tp-x61:/home/david/VoyageCurrent/voyage-mpd-current#
post #112 of 113
... and retried again, this time changing to su prior to unpacking the tar.bz2 file and now it works. Yay !!
post #113 of 113
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Originally Posted by fastbike View Post

... and retried again, this time changing to su prior to unpacking the tar.bz2 file and now it works. Yay !!


Ah, yes. I was going to tell you about that: You have to unpack the tar and do the install as root for the ssh daemon to work with the correct permissions.

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