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I need to build more kernel modules, where are the kernel sources for the NSLU2?
- Use the NSLU2-Linux Development environment to create your kernel and configure modules there
- If you are using Unslung, then it is using the kernel sources from Linksys. Unslung 5.5 is based on the Linksys "R29" linux 2.4 kernel, for which Linksys has released sources at ftp://ftp.linksys.com/opensourcecode/nslu2/2.3R29/nslu2_2.3R29.zip .
- Linksys has also released a R63 kernel which will be used as the basis of Unslung 6.x; for more information see R63Firmware