Subject: Striped down NetBSD kernel for 802.11b AP units?
To: None <current-users@netbsd.org>
From: Rob Healey <rhealey@norstar.com>
List: current-users
Date: 01/18/2002 09:46:36
	opensource.instant802.com documents how to load a Linux runtime
	on commonly available 802.11b AP's in order to get a full blown
	802.11b open source AP that supports both endpoints and bridging at
	the same time.

	Hardware examples are units based on the Eumitcom WL11000SA-N board.

	Commonly available AP's are:

	    * US Robotics (USR 2450)
	    * SMC EZconnect (2652W)
	    * Addtron (AWS-100)

	Low level hardware is:

	    *  Ethernet Controller -- NE2000
	    *  Processor -- AMD ELAN SC400
	    *  Flash -- 1 Megabyte
	    *  RAM -- 4 Megabytes

	See website for other details.

	Are any of our arch's similar to the AMD ELAN SC400 mentioned above?

	Would be nice to have a full featured AP based on NetBSD!

	-Rob