On Wed, Mar 21, 2007 at 11:04:32PM +1100, Sunnz wrote:
> I doubt if OpenBSD can be replace it on the router... but if you
> has done so it be cool to know how you made it work.
It would help if you mentioned what hardware you're running on...
OpenBSD is an operating system; Busybox is a single executable that
rolls many common *nix utilities into one. They're totally
different things. Busybox doesn't have a kernel or a packet filter
(or a web server, or a...), so I don't know what the point of
comparing them is.
If you want to run OpenBSD on your router, you'd need to tell us
what hardware you're using, though I haven't heard of anyone
installing OpenBSD on something like the Linksys WRT54G. If you want
to run an OpenBSD router, grab a Soekris or an old i386 and install
OpenBSD on it. Many, many people do this; it works well.
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