Ready to use software

You can choose a version on this page, and flash it into your if it can do all you want. Otherwise, you have to go for the development.

version 'Jeroen Domburg'

The root filesystem is mounted from /dev/sda1.
Disadvantage: doesn't work without USB disk (note: an unmodified Sweex LB00021 doesn't have an USB connection !).
This version comes with:

2 eth ports: no support for bridge or switch.
no led drivers.
only 1 serial port.
no support for i2c bus.
fixed MAC and IP addresses. You can use only 1 Edimax in your network.
Only ext2 filesystem

AMiLDA / Midge

The flash Rom contains the kernel and most programs.
This version has:

works with and without USB disk.
LED control from software (lights on front, also externally usable).
support for 2 serial ports.
support for i2c interface.
5 independent ETH devices.
configurable IP- en MAC adresses. You can have more than 1 Edimax on a single network.
router, NAT translation
firewall
some variables survive a reboot in flash-ROM.
filesystems: ext3, ext2, FAT32, ISO9660 among others.

extended AMiLDA / P.v.Geens

This version copies a flash Rom partition into RAM disk to mount it as a filesystem. It costs some memory.
A second flash ROM partition is used to store the /etc directory and some others (crontabs) over a reboot.
It works both with and without a hard disk.
This version has:

LED control from software (lights on front, also externally usable).
support for 2 serial ports.
support for i2c interface.
configurable IP- en MAC adresses. You can have more than 1 Edimax in a network.
USB disks are mounted automatically at boot time. Including directory-mounts. Functionality can be changes by merely putting another disk in.
Works also stand-alone without USB.
5 independent ETH devices.
Bridge support
switch supprt
router, NAT translation
firewall
Configuration (/etc/* and even contabs) can be saved in an unused flash-ROM partition, and are restored after boot automaticcally.
filesystems: ext3, ext2, FAT32, ISO9660 among others.
smart http-server (template driven, virtual hosts)
Website data is synchronised wit a directory on your PC automatically.
SMTP server for outgoing mail, incoming mail to mailboxes, scripts, or internal relay.
POP3 server to read mail.
All servers started from inetd (cheap and fast).

The versions are in these folders:

version Jeroen Domburg (Elektor) - Linux 2.4.18
version AMiLDA - Linux 2.4.32

Meaning of the colours:	New or changed text since last visit (see user settings at top of page).
	Edimax stands for the BR-6104KP with USB
	Sweex means LB000021 and compatibles without USB.
	white text is part of a file on disk.

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