Re: Tutorial

The cricket documentation will be updated with links to useful tutorials 
that have been prepared by individuals or companies. Those that come to 
mind are, windows installations, debian installations, mtargets, etc.

If you have useful documentation that you wish to get integrated within 
the cricket documentation or FAQ, please send in your links and/or 
documents to the sourceforge.net/projects/cricket/ patches section. 
Located under the tracker menu item.

One thing I have noticed, is the FAQ section which should answer tons of 
questions that come up immediately when trying to figure out what 
cricket is. I can still remember the first time I tried installing and 
configuring cricket.. If it hadn't been for the tutorials, the 
dictionary, the examples and the original genCatConfig + genRtrConfig I 
probably would have been less inclined to do major deployments.

So let's give back a little something. Submit FAQ items, tutorials, 
improvements to the documentation, more examples.

The sourceforge tracker/patches tracker/bugs is very easy to use, so go 
crazy..

Cheers,

Ray Burkholder wrote:
> I've done up a tutorial running cricket on debian:
>
> http://www.oneunified.net/blog/OpenSource/Debian/debian.article
> http://www.oneunified.net/blog/OpenSource/Debian/Monitoring/Cricket/index.bl
> og 
>   


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