I first started this blog june 5, 2008. by Martin @ 16:44 5 June 2008
Put R2D2 away in a closet. Didn't use it anyway (the harddrive is too noisy) and needed the space to store Tiefighter. by Martin @ 10:11 6 July 2004
The plan worked, the compact webpage was stable and accessible for 27 days. After that my ISP decided I've had this IP long enough... Than suddenly, at night, I could hear harddisk access, what was going on? The file root.htm was open (showed in the table of open files, after typing status), but there couldn't be incoming traffic (unfortunately, I was to sleepy to check whether the light on one of either the NIC/hub/router was blinking). Anyway, the noise was keeping me up, so I shut it down. by Martin @ 11:09 31 October 2003
Hooked r2d2 up to my new hub. One step closer to a permanent webserver. I only need a way to let Dr. DOS upload my darn dynamic IP periodically, so I can access it remotely. Web (80) and FTP (21) are routed to r2d2. I plan to upload a compact version of my linkdump to it. by Martin @ 11:09 23 February 2003
Up and running EZ-NOS webserver using Caldera Dr.DOS. Still waiting for a hub to make it permanent. And a way to run it from the harddisk by Martin @ 11:08 21 January 2003
Genius pocket LAN adapter seems to be broken all along. Exchanged it. by Martin @ 11:08 20 January 2003
Installed MS DOS. by Martin @ 11:07 1 December 2002
Installed Minix, just to find out there are no drivers for the Genius under Unix, I should've know better. by Martin @ 11:05 1 December 2002
Got a Genius pocket LAN adapter to link the parallel port to my UTP LAN. Decided to use it as a VERY SILENT and VERY LOW POWER webserver. by Martin @ 11:05 1 December 2002
(approx. 2001) Installed Windows 3.11, It didn't work at all up to now, seemed to be combination of broken battery and bootsector. by Martin @ 11:04 1 January 2001