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soc:2011:pcmattman:journal:week5 [2011/06/22 04:21] pcmattman day 3 log |
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| I won't be able to do much work tomorrow as I have a work commitment that will probably take me out until about 9 PM my time. It'll be an 8 AM to 9 PM day, so very little time for coding. | I won't be able to do much work tomorrow as I have a work commitment that will probably take me out until about 9 PM my time. It'll be an 8 AM to 9 PM day, so very little time for coding. | ||
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| + | ==== Days 4 & 5 (June 23, 24) ==== | ||
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| + | I was busy with other commitments (both work and real life) over most of these days so I didn't get a chance to work on gPXE. I'll use the weekend to catch up. | ||
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| + | ==== Day 6 (June 25) ==== | ||
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| + | I managed to implement blocking via monojob for router solicits today. This means that until a valid, globally routable address is assigned, other work on the command line cannot be done. This should stop a lot of "no route to host" spam on startup, and also lets me pass a status code back to the requester of the router solicit. This is important, as I need to be able to identify whether to also begin DHCPv6 operations in ip6mgmt.c. | ||
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| + | Now that flash6.etherboot.org is up, I can start putting testing images and scripts there and hopefully make use of them in my regular testing. This will mean my testing environment is consistent with the testing environment of the community. | ||
