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Live-CD (MixOnCD)

This is the description of how to boot the CD, find your Mix' IP address and how to log in to it.

Booting

Before inserting the CD, please make sure the BIOS of your computer is configured to boot from CD and the CD is the first device in the boot order. Consult your computer or motherboard manual for further details.

The Live-CD should boot automatically when you turn on your PC. If booting fails, choose one of the different debug options from the start menu. You can now switch to the logging console by typing CTRL+ALT+F2 to see if the mix has started properly. You can switch to other consoles via CTRL+ALT+Fx.

IP addresses and ports

After booting, the mix will tell you its IP address. You may need this information to tell it to operators of previous mixes, so that they can configure their mixes connect to your ones. If the local area IP address of your mix differs from the one it has in the internet (outside), please make sure to tell them only the address that is seen in the internet (outside). Your mix will warn you about this and tell you the difference. If this is the case, you may also have to configure your network router to forward the ports used by your mix to the computer running the mix. Please consult the manual for your router for further details.

Local login

Once your mix has started, a login dialog is presented. You may now type the username and password of the user you wish to log in. If you did not specify any password in the MixOnCD configuration, just type root.

Remote login

If you specified any password in the MixOnCD configuration, you may login to your mix via network. Open a unix shell, type

ssh username@IPADDRESS_OF_MIX

and replace username either by "root" or "mix". You will be asked for the password you have entered in the configuration. If you did not define a password before, no remote login is possible for security reasons.

Stable Version
00.10.003

Beta Version
00.10.035

Status of available AN.ON services and information about them.

Announcement: important update Within the next two weeks, we will release an important update for JAP/JonDo The update is essential, as changes in the payment protocol will otherwise lead to broken connections. Moreover, an error has been removed that may lead to broken connections or erroneous data transfers. We also added some important improvements regarding usability and stability of the program. (2008-05-09)

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