[ale] Linux Router?

[Charles Shapiro]

I'm not sure how moribund it really is. They cranked out a version using
kernel 2.2, and  I snagged some working copies and the source after
scratching through google for a while. It hadn't been worked on in a
while, but I managed to create and use a boot floppy with it, although I
haven't yet managed to get all the devices I'd like to use recognized
and working.  I'm planning to use LRP again on a cable firewall after
years of happy service on my dial-up router.  

Seems like the original maintainers ain't around any more, but I found
some sites on google which might help. Try
http://lrp.ramhb.co.nz/main.htm for one. 

The stuff I got ain't here, but I could probly figure out a way to get
it to you if you wish. The source is fatt -- it barely fit on a 100 mb
zip disk.

-- CHS

On Sat, 2002-09-28 at 11:26, Eric Webb wrote:
> 
> Hey guys,
> 
> Does anyone know the status of the linux router project?  www.linuxrouter.org 
> seems to have been abandoned, and now things have been picked up on another 
> site.  Was their some kind of development split?
> 
> I've got an upgraded sparc that I was considering throwing Linux or *BSD on 
> for use as a router.  Anyone had any successes with this kind of work and, 
> more specifically, doing it on Sparcs?
> 
> Thanks,
> Eric
> 
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