• more secure by default. iptables script builds firewall.
• bridges called br-lan and br-wan so any changes (AP mode → client mode) shouldn't affect other scripts or iptables
• even more jffs – less modules. system should have only enough to boot and get online to customize.

• replaced busybox's internal depmod/modprobe since they didn't support 2.4 kernels.
• led now blinks fast orange/green if reformatting jffs during boot, and fast green when starting dropbear.

• Network failsafe works. I stupidly had an 'ifconfig adm1 down' in there before (wtf?)
• Network failsafe only checks for the existence of IP 10.3.0.2 on LAN! No need to open a TCP port. :)
• my rootfs build script now updates /etc/firmware_version /etc/motd and /etc/issue
• Modified kernel. Made SES LED and SES+RESET buttons available under /proc/adm8668/
• Made /usr/sbin/led.sh real quick to play with it. You can make the button poll script :)

Release: 8/sept/2010

• Oops, some USB things weren't modular.
• uClibc now compiled with RPC support. Fixed NFS mounts.
• httpd compiled without sendfile syscall. No longer Oops's kernel while using mini_fo.
• removed: usb_modeswitch, tcpdump, libstdc++, libpcap, libusb, libpthread, librt
• /usr/lib/ipkg/lists links to /tmp, such a waste of jffs space.
• /dev/log links to /tmp/syslog.sock, such a waste of writes to flash.
• /jffs links to /oldroot/.jffs (why double-mount?)
• syslogd/klogd commented out in inittab. waste of ram.
• defaults to AP mode instead of client. I want use it as a client myself, but I mean, … it is a router. :)
• httpd off by default. it didn't serve anything worthwhile. (i use it as a status/control for my 3G modem)
• some preinit buggies with formatting jffs while it is already mounted…

• built most of the kernel as modules.
• maximized mtd partitions for jffs space.

• initial release.