don't use the acu.. that is the key... you won't be able to do the
firmware in linux ... might wanna do that on a windows system.... but
using default kernel module and the cisco command line scripts/binaries
will let you enter the leap info....
... thanks
- doug
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Barry L. Kline wrote:
> donavan nelson wrote:
>
>> | works.... use default kernel module... then download latest Cisco linux
>> | utilities...
>> |
>> | once the card is recognized and modules are loaded you can use the cli
>> | utilities from Cisco... i believe i use leapscript
>>
>> What firmware and how did you get acu to run?
>
>
> I'm curious about that, too. I just downloaded and attempted to install
> the acu package from Cisco. When I did the "sh install" step, I got
> some missing dependencies:
>
>
> Do you accept this license (y/n)?
> y
> ldcmd ldconfig
> Checking for libsigc++ ...
> libsigc++ not installed.
> Checking for gtkmm ...
> libgtkmm not installed.
>
>
> I found libsigc++ on Dag's repository and installed it but didn't track
> down the source for libgtkmm yet. And when I retried the install (for
> kicks) I got the exact same errors so I don't think that the
> installation script found the library.
>
> Thanks!
>
> BK
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