I did the software compatibility waltz a couple of days ago. I even got it wrong once, but thankfully I didn't brick the router in the process. Et vous?
of course, it took 4 different versions of code trying to get something that recognized an ethernet controller that had been recognized by my buggy code from a now-discontinued early release code train. and i had to drive to work (when the first reboot failed).
well, not for this application. although in general, i could see freebsd being a good weird-router platform. there are a bunch of bsd-derived firewall projects out there.
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I did the software compatibility waltz a couple of days ago. I even got it wrong once, but thankfully I didn't brick the router in the process. Et vous?
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of course, it took 4 different versions of code trying to get something that recognized an ethernet controller that had been recognized by my buggy code from a now-discontinued early release code train. and i had to drive to work (when the first reboot failed).
but as these things go, it went okay.
harrumf.
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(like I know what the fuck I'm talking about...)
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