We fit a kernel, libraries, webserver, ftp server, telnet server, shell, webpages, application servers and other goodies in those 2 MB's regularly (it's more than that in practice, because the cramfs filesystem for example use compressed pages in the flash, and binaries often compress at least 50%).
YMMV though, that module is not intended to host a complete redhat system of course...
It runs on the 2.4 kernel without patches because the CPU architecture and HW drivers have been in the vanilla 2.4 kernel for a long time (see arch/cris).
The developer.axis.com site also has the additional tools you need for developing like compiler packages and flash downloading tools etc.
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We fit a kernel, libraries, webserver, ftp server, telnet server, shell, webpages, application servers and other goodies in those 2 MB's regularly (it's more than that in practice, because the cramfs filesystem for example use compressed pages in the flash, and binaries often compress at least 50%).
YMMV though, that module is not intended to host a complete redhat system of course...
It runs on the 2.4 kernel without patches because the CPU architecture and HW drivers have been in the vanilla 2.4 kernel for a long time (see arch/cris).
The developer.axis.com site also has the additional tools you need for developing like compiler packages and flash downloading tools etc.