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Here are some links to the documentation I used to build mine.

General setup:

• http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Implement_Samba_as_your_PDC


• http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Use_filesystem_ACLs

Roaming profiles + folder redirection:

• http://www.samba.org/samba/docs/Samba-Guide.pdf (particularly chapter 5, "Making Happy Users")

Update: this article may also be of interest.

If you get a "plugin not found" error when trying to enable SSL in Psi, you'll need to install a package called qca-tls.

eg (Ubuntu):

sudo apt-get install qca-tls

UPDATE, 2008-05-12

After switching to Ubuntu 8.04, I had to:

sudo apt-get install libqca2-plugin-ossl

(or generally speaking, how to create an exact copy of any multitrack CD)

1. copy the cd to an image file

# cdrdao read-cd --read-raw --device /dev/hdc --driver generic-mmc-raw --datafile cd.bin cd.toc

2. burn the image to a cd

# cdrdao write --speed 64 --device /dev/hdc --driver generic-mmc --eject cd.toc

Using cdrdao ("disk-at-once") is imho the best solution to copy a CD, because you get an exact copy of the whole disk, not just a copy of each track. => This preserves for instance the delay between tracks on an audio CD.

If you forgot the admin password, you'll need to upload a new firmware to the phone in order to get default settings again.

I first downloaded snom200-3.56z-SIP.bin from http://www.snom.com/firmware.html to my tftp server.

then I created a symlink snom200.bin to snom200-3.56z-SIP.bin

now you need to power on the phone. while the initial text/logo is displayed, press any key. the phone now prompts you for an ip address and a tftp address. enter these, and press OK. the phone will now update it's firmware and boot. you then need to select the country, timezone etc. once this is done, you get a new firmware with factory defaults.

now just point your browser to the snoms' ip address. (while we are here we can check if the bootloader can be updated too)

update 2010-03-16: the firmware can now be downloaded from http://wiki.snom.com/Snom2xx/Firmware

(as root)

modprobe ieee1394
modprobe ohci1394
modprobe sbp2
sane-find-scanner
chmod a+rw /dev/sg0

(as regular user)

scanimage -L