<skip /> > looks interesting, maybe you want to do a short > introduction what RAD GNU/Linux is all about so > that folks on the ML get a first impression ... <skip />
The system was created as easy to setup and use Linux-based router application. It is busybox-based, system image is ~13Mb for now. After booting from CD, HDD or via DHCP it resides in the operating memory and doesn't need any disk drive. System features -- r/o root fs, r/w parts reside on tmpfs stacked with root via unionfs. The system has simple Cisco-like shell written in AWK and one system-wide config. Some system capabilities (at this moment): + PCI NIC autodetection + routing, firewalling, with vlan support, bridging + dhcp, pppoe server + ip accounting with NetFlow + traffic shaping Todo: - VoIP gateway, asteriks - virtual hosting with vserver, maybe with admin web interface Screenshots: http://radlinux.peet.spb.ru/files/screenshots/rt-monitor1.png/view Documentation: http://rad.peet.spb.ru/files/doc/ -- Peter V. Saveliev _______________________________________________ Vserver mailing list [email protected] http://list.linux-vserver.org/mailman/listinfo/vserver
