If you could release a wrap/net48xx version then am sure a lot of
people would love to test it, but am guessing the major sticking point
is most of those people aren't willing to set up a freebsd6 box to
build the image themselves. I know that I for one would be more than
happy to test it, even if there were some serious issues to be ironed
out, but setting up a freebsd6 box and trying to work out how exactly
to build the image is something I will need a bit more motivation to
do!

Dan

On 28/07/06, Dinesh Nair <dinesh at alphaque dot com> wrote:
>
>
> On 07/28/06 01:05 Lee Sharp said the following:
> > It would be a good place to backport a lot of changes from.  However, if
> > it was the solution you are claiming it is, we would all be over there.
>
> chaps,
>
> this is turning into a pfsense vs m0n0 thread, and while i'm still
> committed to making m0n0 work on freebsd 6.1, there are some things which
> we can take from pfsense. that's the beauty of open source projects and
> cross-pollination of code and features.
>
> m0n0 is still targetted at the embedded space with a smaller memory and
> disk/cf footprint and i think it excels in this role. other projects like
> freenas and pfsense have taken this theme and extended it to do other
> stuff, which isn't a bad thing either.
>
> so, as a plea to all, could we test the freebsd 6 branch of m0n0 and report
> back on bugs so we can expedite the transition ?
>
> --
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