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  1. Just in time for the weekend SinoVoip delivered both casing and an LTE module so I can pick up the modem branch of Infix OS again! 🎉

    I know, I’m such a geek, but I really do believe in this little project to eventually replace

  2. Work in progress ... with the BPi-R4 support merged to Infix OS, it's high time for new cool features! 😎

  3. Next stop for Infix OS before we maybe go visit a conference is to add 4G/LTE support (I know, but that’s all we can afford without corporate backing). Today we got access to the source code one of our customers use, so that should speed things up considerably 😎

    I’m also working on the first WebUI but it’s slow since I’m no expert. Maybe it’s like they say, slow and steady wins the race?

  4. Oh, and we merged Banana Pi BPi-R64 support today! 🎉 It's a bit older but still very capable, not to mention affordable little router.

    kernelkit.org/posts/banana-pi-

  5. On a mission to improve our blog, today I added some more bells a whistles to get post preview on social sites. Let's try it out here!

    kernelkit.org/posts/router-boa

  6. CW: Boring post about yet another network operating system, Infix OS.

    Hope to soon share a blog post on how we've adopted and are now in progress to promote the BPI-R3 to tier 1 status in it's quite an affordable switch/router and home gateway.

    Infix?

    Infix is a 100% YANG based OS for embedded (networked) devices that you can control remotely using and

  7. Sorry, Mastodon does not render multiple links well, here's the link to Infix OS, which you might've been looking for your whole life?

    github.com/kernelkit/infix

  8. Yay, now has PAM support! This means we can proceed with the next steps in our journey towards a new kind of network operating system! 😍

    github.com/kernelkit/infix/com

  9. Aaaaand done! Just like mum used to make em, crisp and clear right out of the oven at GitHub

    Another amazing release by the team. This time the focus was on adding OSPFv2 + BFD and Docker containers. Quite a neat feature for a switch or router.

    github.com/kernelkit/infix/rel

  10. I mean, it’s near impossible to learn and understand all the nuances of YANG. Spent the better part of the afternoon trying to figure out a basic replacement deviation.

    But hey, the alternative would be even worse. I’d much rather spend my time modelling my system than debugging if statements and custom regexps in my C code.