more or less compatible etc?
hmm maybe bsd i should use instead again hmm
Sveasoft's most excellent distro is pretty good.
www.sveasoft.com
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Suse, Redhat and Mandrake all run fine with a linksys router. Although I havn't tried the wireless router with linux as I feel true wireless security is not possible and of course the brain cancer issue is a little worrysome. I have had no problems with ethernet.
Any GNU/Linux distribution should have no trouble over ethernet.
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Sorry, I misunderstood the question I guess... I thought you were asking what distro to run ON the router itself... my bad.
cpu got it right.
My security guide @ Zeropaid
Unless you are the following people, I do not particularly wish to associate with you:
Krell, HelenaP, mountain_rage, mfgbypooter, Mels_Smileys45, excrement_cranium.
That's it for now. This list will be updated whenever I feel like it.
On a side note, Linksys routers actually run on Linux already - you can dl the source to it at http://www.linksys.com/support/gpl.asp .
But, if you're talking on your desktop PC itself, then yeah, any distro will work fine.
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