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  1. telot's post in Pineapple-flavored Turtle Soup - How To Guide was marked as the answer   
    Many thanks audibleblink! It was absolutely an extra whitespace in the command in /etc/config/autossh. Boom! Connects right away upon boot up. Thank you so much for your assistance!
    telot
  2. telot's post in Question about planting a Lan Turtle correctly was marked as the answer   
    The R-pi has a notoriously low amperage output on the (shared with the onboard ethernet) USB hub. Try plugging it into a proper (500ma - 2.1a) usb AC adapter (like the one that came with your smart phone) and see if you still see that behavior.
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  3. telot's post in Lan Turtle not showing up on OS X El Capitan was marked as the answer   
    No prob Darren. To clarify, the device was visible to Virtualbox, and gave the option to pass it through to a VM. It wasn't visible to OSX's network preferences screen (so no option to set a static). I was however able to download the driver from realtek's site and get it working. This might inhibit a pentest against an el capitan victim, but for my own testing it works just dandy!
    http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=14&PFid=55&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false
    telot
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