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As the subject says, I have a RaQ2 and wish to use it as a firewall.=20
So, I downloaded both the 1.6.1 sources and the configuration file from
the restore-cd directory (which is how I installed my current system) in
the hope of compiling a kernel with ipfilter and ipnat functionality.  I
have the sources unpacked, and I've edited the config file to uncomment
ipfilter - but when I try to run 'config <myfile>' I get the following:


bash-2.05# config RAQ2-COMPLETE=20
RAQ2-COMPLETE:131: lcd0: unknown device `lcd'
*** Stop.

(my config file is named RAQ2-COMPLETE, natch).

Can anyone offer hints as to how I might get around this?  Is there a
patch that offers the lcd functionality that's not in the core? Thanks!

-J.B. Zimmerman


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J.B. Zimmerman        jbz@ximian.com
       Network Administrator
Ximian    -    http://www.ximian.com
...a tiny little division of Novell.

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