g'moring, > I decided to rearrange my master plan for FreeWRT development. I > will focus on FreeWRT 1.1 in the next months. Brcm-2.6 support will > be removed very soon. The reason for that is very simple. Bad idea I think. Lets focus on getting 2.6 running and drop 2.4.
> I will not invest more time into crappy hardware from big companys, > who does not play nice with the community. There are a lot of open > hardware projects available and we should support them, if we can. This read like "We only will support Routerboard in the future" and that is another bad idea. We changed to FreeWRT because of the release and project management and because we believed to get better support for at least the devices we have (WRT54G3G and Asus) and this especially includes 2.6 support as 2.6 is the current kernel. 2.4 is dead for years in my opinion. > Furthermore we have a nice OpenWrt release, which everyone can use, if > somebody needs Broadcom Routers with 2.6! Don't even think of this. I don't want to change back to OpenWRT. So if they got it running let's see what they did and port it to our needs. > I am still unsure how to handle the old not buyable hardware > from Netgear, Asus and Linksys. We are a small team, we should focus > on realistic goals. Well then, let's first of all focus on the hardware available at the market. At least those two Asus routers and the G3G Linksys. Dropping brcm-2.6 sound like the first step before dropping brcm-*. > There is always a chance for a voting to get a new project leader. /me votes for Waldemar. /Markus
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