LASAT - Revision history

Horsten at 23:12, 5 September 2008

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‎Distributions

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‎EUCP

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‎EUCP

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‎EUCP

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‎Distributions

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‎Support

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‎Features

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 [[Image:Masquerade.gif|thumb|right|LASAT Masquerade PRO]]
-The LASAT Masquerade 2 and later Masquerade PRO were created in 1998-2001 by LASAT Networks, as part of a product line of self-contained SOHO all-in-one servers (firewall/NAT/router, mail server etc.) and VPN gateways (the SafePipe series, which doesn't have an IDE controller and as such is less interesting for general-purpose use).
+The LASAT Masquerade 2 and later Masquerade PRO were created in 1998-2001 by LASAT Networks, as part of a product line of self-contained SOHO all-in-one servers (firewall/NAT/router, mail server etc.) and VPN gateways (the SafePipe series, which has less RAM and no IDE controller, and is thus less interesting for general-purpose use).
 Unfortunately the company went bust, so very few of these devices were ever shipped, but they still fulfill their original purpose very well.

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 == Distributions ==
-No Linux distributions provide dedicated support for the Masquerade Pro, but the Debian port for Cobalt Qube works very well on these devices.
+No Linux distributions provide dedicated support for the Masquerade Pro, but the Debian port for [[Cobalt]] Qube works very well on these devices.
 == Support ==

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 === EUCP ===
-The LASAT devices have a "service mode" where you can use a special tool to upload a new kernel to the device. The protocol used is called EUCP, and is documented [http://www.infowares.com/mqsp/dinsen.net/netbsd/port-eiconmips/EUCP-1_00.pdf here]. Tools to create the images and upload the files are available on the Debian instructions page, see Links.
+The LASAT devices have a "service mode" where you can use a special tool to upload a new kernel to the device. The protocol used is called EUCP, and documentation can be found at this link: [http://www.infowares.com/mqsp/dinsen.net/netbsd/port-eiconmips/EUCP-1_00.pdf]. Tools to create the images and upload the files are available on the Debian instructions page, see Links.
 == Distributions ==

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 === EUCP ===
-The LASAT devices have a "service mode" where you can use a special tool to upload a new kernel to the device. The protocol used is called EUCP, and is documented [http://www.infowares.com/mqsp/dinsen.net/netbsd/port-eiconmips/EUCP-1_00.pdf here. Tools to create the images and upload the files are available on the Debian instructions page, see Links.
+The LASAT devices have a "service mode" where you can use a special tool to upload a new kernel to the device. The protocol used is called EUCP, and is documented [http://www.infowares.com/mqsp/dinsen.net/netbsd/port-eiconmips/EUCP-1_00.pdf here]. Tools to create the images and upload the files are available on the Debian instructions page, see Links.
 == Distributions ==

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 === EUCP ===
-The LASAT devices have a "service mode" where you can use a special tool to upload a new kernel to the device. The protocol used is called EUCP, and is documented [http://www.infowares.com/mqsp/dinsen.net/netbsd/port-eiconmips/EUCP-1_00.pdf here]. Tools to create the images and upload the files are available on the Debian instructions page, see Links.
+The LASAT devices have a "service mode" where you can use a special tool to upload a new kernel to the device. The protocol used is called EUCP, and is documented [http://www.infowares.com/mqsp/dinsen.net/netbsd/port-eiconmips/EUCP-1_00.pdf here. Tools to create the images and upload the files are available on the Debian instructions page, see Links.
 == Distributions ==

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	The LASAT devices have a "service mode" where you can use a special tool to upload a new kernel to the device. The protocol used is called EUCP, and is documented [http://www.infowares.com/mqsp/dinsen.net/netbsd/port-eiconmips/EUCP-1_00.pdf here]. Tools to create the images and upload the files are available on the Debian instructions page, see Links.		The LASAT devices have a "service mode" where you can use a special tool to upload a new kernel to the device. The protocol used is called EUCP, and is documented [http://www.infowares.com/mqsp/dinsen.net/netbsd/port-eiconmips/EUCP-1_00.pdf here]. Tools to create the images and upload the files are available on the Debian instructions page, see Links.
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		+	== Distributions ==
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		+	No distributions provide dedicated support for the Masquerade Pro, but the Debian port for Cobalt Qube works very well on these devices.

	== Support ==		== Support ==

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 == Support ==
-Currently, Thomas Horsten maintains the kernel for these devices. E-mail address is firstname @ lastname dot com.
+Currently, Thomas Horsten maintains the kernel port for these devices. E-mail address is firstname @ lastname dot com.
 == Links ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:03, 5 September 2008
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	The LASAT devices have a "service mode" where you can use a special tool to upload a new kernel to the device. The protocol used is called EUCP, and is documented [http://www.infowares.com/mqsp/dinsen.net/netbsd/port-eiconmips/EUCP-1_00.pdf here]. Tools to create the images and upload the files are available on the Debian instructions page, see Links.		The LASAT devices have a "service mode" where you can use a special tool to upload a new kernel to the device. The protocol used is called EUCP, and is documented [http://www.infowares.com/mqsp/dinsen.net/netbsd/port-eiconmips/EUCP-1_00.pdf here]. Tools to create the images and upload the files are available on the Debian instructions page, see Links.
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		+	== Support ==
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		+	Currently, Thomas Horsten maintains the kernel for these devices. E-mail address is firstname @ lastname dot com.

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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 | Linux-mips ||  || <font color="green">2.6.17.14 tested OK</font><br>
-<font color="red">2.6.18.x-2.6.25.7 NOT supported</font><br>
+<font color="red">2.6.18.x-2.6.25.7 NOT working/supported</font><br>
 <font color="green">2.6.25.10 tested OK</font>
 |}