grub (Pete's notes)

• Docked at home
  
  • laptop display
  • Logitech mouse, no emulate 3button
  • docking station Ethernet on eth0, DHCP
  • 3COM PCMCIA modem, maybe with PPP, maybe with VPN
  • DHCP to the ISDN router
  When docked at home, the PCMCIA cardmgr process starts, detects the PCMCIA Ethernet card, loads the driver, does a "network start eth1", and shows a "failed" message during the boot sequence. It *doesn't* automatically run dhcpcd on the docking station Ethernet card. I do it manually in "home.sh".

• Docked at work
  
  • NEC display
  • Logitech mouse, no emulate 3button
  • docking station Ethernet on eth0
  • DHCP to the ISDN router
  • maybe 3COM PCMCIA Ethernet, sometimes cabled up
  • maybe 3COM PCMCIA modem, sometimes cabled up
  • maybe wireless PCMCIA card
  When docked at work, the PCMCIA cardmgr process starts, detects the PCMCIA Ethernet card, loads the driver, does a "network start eth1", and shows a "failed" message during the boot sequence. It *doesn't* automatically run dhcpcd on the docking station Ethernet card. I do it manually in "work.sh".

• On a UCAR network (wireless or Ethernet)
  
  • laptop display
  • laptop touchpad, emulate 3button
  • PCMCIA Ethernet, no VPN
  • or wireless, no VPN
  • DHCP to SCD DHCP server or other UCAR DHCP server

• On a foreign network (wireless, Ethernet or hotel room)
  
  • laptop display
  • laptop touchpad, emulate 3button
  • maybe PCMCIA modem/PPP with VPN
  • maybe PCMCIA Ethernet with VPN
  • maybe wireless with VPN
  • maybe DHCP to foreign DHCP server

• standalone (no network)
  
  • laptop display
  • laptop touchpad, emulate 3button
  • no DHCP, no VPN