How I built this binary?
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It was simple:

I made the US8181 framework first, making modifications with it is easy.
Download that please and read the README until point 10, then come
back to this file.

The scripts modified a little, to close the backdoor (super:super)
of the webpage, and to fix some nasty port forwarding bug/feature.
You can find the modifications in the scripts-diff file.

The busybox is recompiled to include udhcpd, udhcpc, do not forget
to delete these two binary and link to the busybox instead. Msh
is always buggy in busybox, so I've chosen ash instead. A little
bigger, but better!

I've also recompiled (and modified) dnrd, now it is big-endian aware,
you can define own zones, own hosts, own ptr records, etc. in the
/etc/hosts file. Yeah, own nameserver in my home router!

I hope I didn't forget anything ;)

Now go back to point 11 in the README of US8181! Hey, hey, hey,
you are here yet, then read the advertisement please!

Thanks!

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In v0.2, you will see a lot of things:
    - dropbear ssh server
    - new/better/bigger busybox with a lot of features (wget, ftp, tftp, ...)

In the future, you will have these features too:
    - ip route
    - wake on lan (client)
    - time service (client/server)
    - syslogging to a remote host
    - <your idea here, send to xmicro@risko.hu>