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On Tue, 06 Mar 2012, Michał Masłowski wrote:
I personally need a libre WRT for the distribution of free software
I'm writing and made to run on *WRT like platforms. Actually, I hope
libreWRT will also support the raspberry pi somehow, once that hits
our desks...
I'm told the
On Fri, 9 Mar 2012 11:58:42 +0100
Jaromil jaro...@dyne.org wrote:
On Tue, 06 Mar 2012, Michał Masłowski wrote:
We're not currently using a bootloader - we actually boot via the
GPU, which contains a proprietary RISC core (wacky architecture).
The GPU mounts the SD card, loads GPU
Ineiev asked:
Is it self-hosting?
I'm not sure that the self-hosting requirement makes sense in this case
because emedded devices typically do not have the resources to compile
their own software. It's usually done on a more capable system and then
copied to the device afterward.
In the case of
Karl Goetz wrote:
I've not looked at LibreWRT myself, but I'd trust Jason to be doing due
diligence (to the extent that is possible).
He has been responsible for finding a lot of the issues currently
listed on our NONFSDG page :)
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I personally need a libre WRT for the distribution of free software
I'm writing and made to run on *WRT like platforms. Actually, I hope
libreWRT will also support the raspberry pi somehow, once that hits
our desks...
I'm told the pi relies on proprietary software for several things, but
Jason Self, Denver Gingerich, and others have been developing LibreWRT,
a free distro of a rather different sort -- building an image that gets
flashed onto a router or whatever. I think it may have been mentioned
on this list already.
Jason and I were talking about it recently. I'll append the
