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Linux on Linksys WRT54GL



Robert La Ferla wrote:

>  [...] I'm interested in hearing from anyone who actually is using one
>  as well as other low-power Linux platforms w/2 ethernet ports.

I ran OpenWRT on a WRT-54GS for several months, and it performed 
admirably. I switched to Sveasoft in a fit of needing to get something 
working quickly before travelling, and simply not having time to go back.

Both worked very well. The GUI-based front-ends are admittedly 
convenient, but OpenWRT felt just like my previous tower PC running as a 
firewall.

I've got OpenDebianSlug running on a Linksys NSLU2 NAS device. Only 1 
Ethernet port native, but some folks are running a second USB Ethernet 
interface. THAT lil' thing is indeed impressive, since it's a full-blown 
Debian, with all the apt-get goodness that implys.

- Bob




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