I am not an expert but I like the Netsukuku idea and would support it. For the HW devices have you considered the "Fonera" ( https://shop.fon.com/FonShop/shop/DE/ShopController?view=product&product=PRD-023) ? There is already a large number of devices installed around the world, although their concept of "Internet Freedom" is different from the Netsukuku one, as it rely on traditional ISP.
@Luca: congratulations for this project, please reserve some energy, time and resources for it. Do not give up...! Guido 2011/2/4 Luca Dionisi <[email protected]> > I am glad to see that someone is willing to test. > Seegar, the current code is good enough to get started. Feel free to > have a look at my blog and find useful info on how to get started. > http://pyntk.blogspot.com/ > For embedded routers the situation is that we need a system with > enough disk space, python takes "a lot". Modern wireless routers , the > ones targeted by openwrt, have almost always 4 or 8 MB of flash, > whilst a compiled stackless python (netsukuku runs on it) takes > something more than 10 MB. > Currently I am doing some tests with a not-so-expensive router that > can use a USB key as storage > (http://www.omnima.co.uk/store/catalog/Embedded-controller-p-16140.html > 57€ + shipping) > > --Luca > _______________________________________________ > Netsukuku mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.dyne.org/mailman/listinfo/netsukuku > >
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