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Those param changes you gave me worked fine.  Links and Telnet worked great.  
There appears to be a FTP called tftp built into busybox.  I was thinking BL 
could be built up into a rival for DSLinux on qemu.  QEMU works better with a 
small-footprint implementation and BL would be a good place to start.  Of 
course there would be no $$$ in it...
 -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: James Miller <jamtat AT mailsnare.net>
> On Sun, 16 Apr 2006, t.maiden AT att.net wrote:
> 
> > One thing I noticed tonight is there are params that can be entered 
> > during the config of CVS QEMU to redirect the TCP and UDP ports of the 
> > "host" to the corresponding ports of the "guest".  Now I know that HTTP 
> > is on port 80 and Telnet uses port 23, FTP uses ports 20 and 21 (???), 
> > which numbers would I reassign to what params?  I would like to use 
> > Links and Telnet for sure, FTP maybe.
> 
> I'd try running those applications without the port redirection thing you 
> speak of first.  Telnet worked for me without anything like that with a 
> Linux host, and Links works just fine, too.  I'm not sure there's an ftp 
> client in that BL iso--unless busybox integrates one.  Like I said, you 
> can't (easily) add any applications because this is a ramdisk version of 
> BL and has no package management built in.
> 
> James
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