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4. Packages
HDDRV_x_OPTION With HDDRV_x_OPTION additional options can be passed that some drivers
need for proper operation (for example an IO-address). This variable can be empty for
the most drivers.
In the Appendix (Page 352) you may find an overview of the most common errors con-
cerning harddisk and CompactFlash operation.
Example 1: Access to a SCSI-harddisk on an Adaptec 2940 controller
OPT_HDDRV='yes' # install Drivers for Harddisk: yes or no
HDDRV_N='1' # number of HD drivers
HDDRV_1='aic7xxx' # various aic7xxx based Adaptec SCSI
HDDRV_1_OPTION='' # no need for options yet
Example 2: Accelerated IDE-Access with PC-Engines ALIX
OPT_HDDRV='yes' # install Drivers for Harddisk: yes or no
HDDRV_N='1' # number of HD drivers
HDDRV_1='pata_amd' # AMD PCI IDE/ATA driver (e.g. ALIX)
HDDRV_1_OPTION='' # no need for options yet
4.10. HTTPD - Webserver For Status-Display
4.10.1. OPT_HTTPD - Mini-Webserver As Status-Display
The webserver can be used to display or change the status of fli4l routers (IMONC can be used
too). The status monitor can be activated by setting OPT_HTTPD='yes'.
If you are using the default configuration set your browser to one of the following addresses:
http://fli4l/
http://fli4l.domain.lan/
http://192.168.6.1/
If you configured fli4l to use another name and/or domain these have to be used. If the
webserver is set to listen on another port than the default one specify it like this:
http://fli4l:81/
As of version 2.1.12 a login page will be displayed which is not protected by a password.
Protected pages are in the subdirectory admin, for example:
http://fli4l.domain.lan/admin/
The web server can be configured by setting the following variables:
HTTPD_GUI_LANG This specifies the language in which the web interface is shown. If set
to ’auto’ the language setting is taken from the variable LOCALE in base.txt.
HTTPD_GUI_SKIN This Variable affects the appearance of the surface. Package httpd_skins
provides two different values fixed and notfixed. Default is default.
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