1. Could LEAF be flashed onto a Linksys BER?
2. Could a LEAF/MIPS appliance be built for ~$100?
I've looked at OpenBrick for an x86 appliance platform, but it is still expensive wrt what Linksys, et. al. has to offer. I'd love to combine to capabilities of LEAF w/ the price of these inexpensive devices.
Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
Brian Credeur wrote:
Hi,
Just curious: Are there any (existing or planned) ports of LEAF to non-x86 platforms?
I've been interested in doing a PowerPC port of LEAF since I got my first LRP baesd firewall running. This may actually happen in the near future, as a friend and I are discussing plans to build a small linux based industrial control computer, which would need a stripped linux system like LEAF to run.
There are obviously other targets (ARM, MIPS, etc.) that would make nice targets for a LEAF system, but I like the PPC both because I'm familiar with it (I do hardware design, and have built some 403 PPC based systems) and because it would support the existing LEAF development process (ie compile on a desktop machine and copy the code to the target...this is simpler than the full-blown cross-compile environment required for most other architectures, and gets around a lot of nasty issues encountered when trying to "port" existing applications).
What sort of application do you have in mind?
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