Linux Distro For Linksys WRT54G

scubacuda writes "Here is a tiny Linux distro for the Linksys wrt54g (d/l the distro here). In just a few seconds, you can give your access point's ramdisk syslog, telnetd, httpd (with cgi-bin support), vi, snort, mount, insmod, rmmod, top, grep, etc." Interesting -- "The script installs strictly to the ram disk of the box. No permanent changes are made. If you mess something up, power-cycle it."

Comments

Re:Who is ur daddy?!?!

[the_bahua]

Some might say Hammurabi or Nebuchadnezzar, but it's not certain that either of them ever actually went to Ur, even though Babylon often claimed lordship over Ur, Nineveh, and many other Mesopatamian cities.

Re:/. what's going on?

[Hanji]

Well, I can't answer for the rest of them, but the dna game-playing computer one has already been posted to /.: World's First Game-Playing DNA Computer

Port it to SMC Barricade?

[pvera]

Please please please please please!

That embarrassing begging display aside, I would really love if somebody would figure out how to add extra functionality to the SMC Barricade wireless routers. At the very least, something to push the logs to a machine elsewhere in the network, as its current archival options are very limited. This is something my old Linksys router was able to do.