Neptune354 available on V2 hardware
Hi, thanks to the hard work of Jim Halfpenny even V2 owners can use Neptune354!
Check out the download page
Next step will be to port Neptune354 to the Linksys HG200…we need a tester for this!
Say thanks to Jim!
mailing list
I’ve set up a mailing list for neptune354, i.e. the wag354g unofficial firmware project.
There you get help (or more probably give it to me..:) ) about developing sw for the wag354g.
Instead the mailing list should not be user for submitting bugs or for feature request: use Trac instead.
This is the address: http://groups.google.it/group/neptune354-dev
thanks to rail for the hint of setting up a mailling list.
svn is up!
The svn repository is up and running!
The root address of repository is:
http://opensvn.csie.org/neptune354/
You can browse sources and get diffs using ViewCVS :
https://opensvn.csie.org/viewcvs.cgi/?root=neptune354
Trac (bug tracking, wiki, etc..) is active at this address:
https://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/neptune354
Ok, some theory now.
In the branches folder sources that are update only because of security and other important fixes, but nothing except of these.
At the moment there is only one branches (catharsis), that includes all the feature of the preSVN version of the firmware.
In the trunk folder there is the active line of development and sources changes very often. All new features are included here. For this reason changes are not deeply tested, it’s up to you to tell me if there is something wrong!
If you wanna simply grab sources because you are curious, you could use the export option.
In linux:
svn export http://opensvn.csie.org/neptune354/trunk/
If you wanna get the sources for building the firmware, you should instead use checkout:
svn checkout http://opensvn.csie.org/neptune354/trunk/
If you checkout sources, you can import all changes that are made in future, simply using this command:
svn update
In this way you will download only the sources that have been modified since the last checkout.
If you wanna collaborate, tell me and I will give you the rights to write in the svn repository.
ps: I have choosen opensvn.csie.org because:
setting up a new project is matter of 1 min
unlimited svn space
it hosts any type projects, including non-opensource.
pps: well, the only bad thing about opensvn.csie.org is that is located in Taiwan, so dowloading sources is not fast…
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