It happened, and personally I had lot's of fun, and would like to mention a few of the highlight:
- The OpenWrt MediaCenter edition had the problems with sound solved, thanks to loswillios. Now it would be really nice to hear some reports on the day-to-day use of this "entertainment super-central play-it-all system" :P - Asus routers have by default had problems with the functionality of the original firmware upgrade function, as a simple way to install OpenWrt. Their might be a fix on its way, and hopefully it will soon be possible to upload an OpenWrt .trx file directly. - There was a discussion about new features, a wish-list, for OpenWrt. There are many things to dream about but, one practical aspect is the inclusion of micro-editions of various packages. One example would be the tcpdump package which could become much smaller if outdated and less often used protocols were configured out, hereby decreasing the size. - I did myself spend hours with trying to configure WDS between two brcm based routers (WRT54G v.3.1 and Asus WL-500GP). I still don't know why but it did not work :/ - On the negative side: It was brought to attention that the company OSWave.com has copied kernel code from OpenWrt. The company was asked to publish the GPL'd portions of their product, in a freely accessible manner. Despite this, OSWave chose to censor the discussion which took place in the OSWave online forum, and denied the facts. I have posted the following in the OpenWrt forum: http://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=13549 Collaboration and the building and maintaining of productive relationships is an integrated part of what the OpenWrt Project stands for. But, this also needs to rest on an open and fair approach. - Back to the positive: WIP-Day December takes place on the 29th of December, and the "venue" will be the annual 24c3 Chaos Congress in Berlin. It is planned to include live-streaming (sound and pictures) and a lot of party'ing - so get ready to mix some WhiteRussian or "go" kamikaze :o) *Chz* -- Gregers Petersen, Anthropologist [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.wireless-ownership.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list openwrt-devel@lists.openwrt.org http://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
