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Mindbender — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 12:00:31 GMT

Ramuk at 09:31, 7 September 2007

Ramuk — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 09:31:06 GMT

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-	[[w:MontaVista Software\|MontaVista Software]] is a company selling a number of commercial Linux products and services. Among them very popular Linux distributions specifically targeting embedded devices. At least the original [[LS1]] and [[LS2]] firmware is build on top of MontaVista Linux distribution, likely on top of the ''Consumer Electronics Edition''.	+	'''[[w:MontaVista Software\|MontaVista Software]]''' is a company selling a number of commercial Linux products and services. Among them very popular Linux distributions specifically targeting embedded devices. At least the original [[LS1]] and [[LS2]] firmware is build on top of MontaVista Linux distribution, likely on top of the ''Consumer Electronics Edition''.

	It is unknown who (which company) ported MontaVista Linux to the LS for Buffalo. Judging from the additional software and their quality to be found on the LS ([[ppc_uartd]], [[mc_ctld]], [[parse_usbscsi]], Web Interface, etc.) it was likely [[w:Melco\|Buffalo/Melco]], using a MontaVista Linux as a starting point.		It is unknown who (which company) ported MontaVista Linux to the LS for Buffalo. Judging from the additional software and their quality to be found on the LS ([[ppc_uartd]], [[mc_ctld]], [[parse_usbscsi]], Web Interface, etc.) it was likely [[w:Melco\|Buffalo/Melco]], using a MontaVista Linux as a starting point.

Ramuk at 09:30, 7 September 2007

Ramuk — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 09:30:48 GMT

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-	~~'''~~MontaVista Software~~'''~~ is a company selling a number of commercial Linux products and services. Among them very popular Linux distributions specifically targeting embedded devices. At least the original [[LS1]] and [[LS2]] firmware is build on top of MontaVista Linux distribution, likely on top of the ''Consumer Electronics Edition''.	+	[[w:MontaVista Software\|MontaVista Software]] is a company selling a number of commercial Linux products and services. Among them very popular Linux distributions specifically targeting embedded devices. At least the original [[LS1]] and [[LS2]] firmware is build on top of MontaVista Linux distribution, likely on top of the ''Consumer Electronics Edition''.

	It is unknown who (which company) ported MontaVista Linux to the LS for Buffalo. Judging from the additional software and their quality to be found on the LS ([[ppc_uartd]], [[mc_ctld]], [[parse_usbscsi]], Web Interface, etc.) it was likely [[w:Melco\|Buffalo/Melco]], using a MontaVista Linux as a starting point.		It is unknown who (which company) ported MontaVista Linux to the LS for Buffalo. Judging from the additional software and their quality to be found on the LS ([[ppc_uartd]], [[mc_ctld]], [[parse_usbscsi]], Web Interface, etc.) it was likely [[w:Melco\|Buffalo/Melco]], using a MontaVista Linux as a starting point.

Ramuk at 19:02, 17 July 2007

Ramuk — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 19:02:20 GMT

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	'''MontaVista Software''' is a company selling a number of commercial Linux products and services. Among them very popular Linux distributions specifically targeting embedded devices. At least the original [[LS1]] and [[LS2]] firmware is build on top of MontaVista Linux distribution, likely on top of the ''Consumer Electronics Edition''.		'''MontaVista Software''' is a company selling a number of commercial Linux products and services. Among them very popular Linux distributions specifically targeting embedded devices. At least the original [[LS1]] and [[LS2]] firmware is build on top of MontaVista Linux distribution, likely on top of the ''Consumer Electronics Edition''.

-	It is unknown who (which company) ported MontaVista Linux to the LS for Buffalo. Judging from the additional software and their quality to be found on the LS ([[ppc_uartd]], [[mc_ctld]], [[parse_usbscsi]], [[Web Interface]], etc.) it was likely [[w:Melco\|Buffalo/Melco]], using a MontaVista Linux as a starting point.	+	It is unknown who (which company) ported MontaVista Linux to the LS for Buffalo. Judging from the additional software and their quality to be found on the LS ([[ppc_uartd]], [[mc_ctld]], [[parse_usbscsi]], Web Interface, etc.) it was likely [[w:Melco\|Buffalo/Melco]], using a MontaVista Linux as a starting point.

	===See Also===		===See Also===

Ramuk at 00:30, 4 February 2007

Ramuk — Sun, 04 Feb 2007 00:30:40 GMT

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	'''MontaVista Software''' is a company selling a number of commercial Linux products and services. Among them very popular Linux distributions specifically targeting embedded devices. At least the original [[LS1]] and [[LS2]] firmware is build on top of MontaVista Linux distribution, likely on top of the ''Consumer Electronics Edition''.		'''MontaVista Software''' is a company selling a number of commercial Linux products and services. Among them very popular Linux distributions specifically targeting embedded devices. At least the original [[LS1]] and [[LS2]] firmware is build on top of MontaVista Linux distribution, likely on top of the ''Consumer Electronics Edition''.

-	It is unknown who (which company) ported MontaVista Linux to the LS for Buffalo. Judging from the additional software and their quality to be found on the LS ([[ppc_uartd]], [[mc_ctld]], [[parse_usbscsi]], [[Web Interface]], etc.) it was likely [[Buffalo]]/[[Melco]], using a MontaVista Linux as a starting point.	+	It is unknown who (which company) ported MontaVista Linux to the LS for Buffalo. Judging from the additional software and their quality to be found on the LS ([[ppc_uartd]], [[mc_ctld]], [[parse_usbscsi]], [[Web Interface]], etc.) it was likely [[w:Melco\|Buffalo/Melco]], using a MontaVista Linux as a starting point.

	===See Also===		===See Also===

77.128.168.240 at 09:47, 28 January 2007

77.128.168.240 — Sun, 28 Jan 2007 09:47:18 GMT

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'''MontaVista Software''' is a company selling a number of commercial Linux products and services. Among them very popular Linux distributions specifically targeting embedded devices. At least the original [[LS1]] and [[LS2]] firmware is build on top of MontaVista Linux distribution, likely on top of the ''Consumer Electronics Edition''.

It is unknown who (which company) ported MontaVista Linux to the LS for Buffalo. Judging from the additional software and their quality to be found on the LS ([[ppc_uartd]], [[mc_ctld]], [[parse_usbscsi]], [[Web Interface]], etc.) it was likely [[Buffalo]]/[[Melco]], using a MontaVista Linux as a starting point.

===See Also===

* [http://www.mvista.com/ ''MontaVista Software'' homepage]

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