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Lorenzo Colitti wrote: > Lorenzo Colitti wrote: > >> However, maintaining different forks for different hardware revisions >> might require a non-trivial amount of work, and there's always the >> possibility that future versions of the WRT54GS might not run linux >> at all (this seems aleady to be the case with the WRT54G v5.0). >> >> Perhaps it would be a good tradeoff to buy a certain number of these >> up front, install the modified firmware on them, and distribute them >> to customers? > > > Another thing that could be done, of course, would be simply to use > the sveasoft firmware and add user-level modifications to it, e.g. the > monitoring programs and a simple script to start them on boot. > I'm all for this! The stock sveasoft firmware includes most of the foundation for doing measurement. All we need to do is to compile a binary version of the test application and give the user instructions on how to install it onto the device. Can I also propose a parallel approach as well. Can we also do a modified version of Monowall since this can be deployes to a large number of different hardware and medias, including Soekris, WRAP, standard pc's using USB-sticks and cd-roms. Monowall: http://m0n0.ch/wall/ Rickard.
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