Slackware-c1010

Background:
My company recently de-installed and discarded dozens of these little Nortel Contivity 1010 VPN devices. I pulled one apart and discovered it's basically a tiny Intel Celeron PC with no keyboard/mouse interface, one serial console port, and two 10/100 Ethernet ports.

I decided it would be fun to get Linux to run on one so I could play with it... maybe use it as a small firewall, router, or OpenVPN endpoint.

NEW: My hardware notes on the C1010, in case you want to install some other OS or distro on it, are here:
http://phreakmonkey.com/projects/Slackware-c1010/c1010-config.html

I built a stripped-down install of Slackware Linux. The install includes (amongst other things):

• OpenSSL
• OpenSSH
• OpenVPN
• iptables
• dnsmask
• dhcpcd
• bind*
• dhcpd*
• python*

Requirements:

• Nortel Contivity 1010
• 512MB CF card (or larger)
• Computer with Linux already installed. (For installation.)

Download:

File	Slack Ver	CF Req'd	Readme	Packagelist
Slackware-13.0-c1010-1.1.tar	13.0	512MB+	README	packagelist
Slackware-12.0-c1010-1.0.tar	12.0	128MB+	README

Installation:
Download the archive and extract it. It contains the compressed distribution and a README file with instructions.

License:
It's free. Use it, modify it, give it away, or whatever.

Have fun!
   -PhreakMonkey