fly omg Oct 1, 2004 78,979 27,172 1,323 Marklar ₥83,323 Steam mattressfish Jan 26, 2007 #41 first, does it have netcat on there? edit: http://www.g-loaded.eu/2006/11/06/netcat-a-couple-of-useful-examples/
first, does it have netcat on there? edit: http://www.g-loaded.eu/2006/11/06/netcat-a-couple-of-useful-examples/
T theacoustician Flaccid Member Sep 30, 2004 12,781 4 0 Marklar ₥0 Jan 26, 2007 #42 ok, i think i get it now on the embedded machine i would Code: dd if=/dev/??? | nc -l -p port# to serve the entire thing on the desktop machine i would Code: nc host_ip port# | dd of=/temp/iptv_image since there's no hard drive (hda1 or whatever), what arguement would i put in under /dev/ to serve the entire contents?
ok, i think i get it now on the embedded machine i would Code: dd if=/dev/??? | nc -l -p port# to serve the entire thing on the desktop machine i would Code: nc host_ip port# | dd of=/temp/iptv_image since there's no hard drive (hda1 or whatever), what arguement would i put in under /dev/ to serve the entire contents?
S Syrup Beaver pants log Sep 30, 2004 48,029 417 648 51 beneath the soiled underbelly of the 'nev Visit site Marklar ₥2,507 Jan 26, 2007 #43 Couldn't you just mount an NFS drive from your telnet session and copy the files over?
T theacoustician Flaccid Member Sep 30, 2004 12,781 4 0 Marklar ₥0 Jan 26, 2007 #44 ChikkenNoodul said: Couldn't you just mount an NFS drive from your telnet session and copy the files over? Click to expand... wait, what?
ChikkenNoodul said: Couldn't you just mount an NFS drive from your telnet session and copy the files over? Click to expand... wait, what?
S Syrup Beaver pants log Sep 30, 2004 48,029 417 648 51 beneath the soiled underbelly of the 'nev Visit site Marklar ₥2,507 Jan 26, 2007 #45 Creat an NFS share on another Linux bos, or from Services for Unix and mount it on the embedded box
S Sp`ange Flaccid Member Nov 19, 2004 7,376 1 0 33.745091, -84.390205 www.uselessforums.com Marklar ₥0 Jan 26, 2007 #46 theacoustician said: since there's no hard drive (hda1 or whatever), what arguement would i put in under /dev/ to serve the entire contents? Click to expand... ls -R /dev that'll list all installed devices and you can devine from that info what the boot drive is. you could also look into: rsync
theacoustician said: since there's no hard drive (hda1 or whatever), what arguement would i put in under /dev/ to serve the entire contents? Click to expand... ls -R /dev that'll list all installed devices and you can devine from that info what the boot drive is. you could also look into: rsync