On Tue, 12 Feb 2002, Randall Stewart wrote:
> I got it to work but I did the following (don't know
> which one is the key):
> 
> 1) Took out the CVS_RSH and changed to setup to a :pserver:
> 2) Did a cvs login
> 3) Did this on my FreeBSD router that is my NAT so it is
>    truely a network accessable machine.
> 4) Did a cvs checkout syssrc
> 
> As soon as it downloads it all I will tar it up and move it over
> to my ultra and replace my current src/sys with it. I did 
> get the Feb 7 snap compiled linked and tested.. it would not
> even boot.. sigh.. hopefully I will have more luck with the
> checked out code :0

Hum, sounds as if your NAT router needs an OS update too, if it kills
connections that way.


 - Hubert

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