Free 1.1.1 firmware ipod touch software for linux

Tomato Firmware is a small, lean, simple replacement firmware for Linksys WRT54G/GL/GS and Buffalo WHR-G54S/WHR-HP-G54 routers.

It features a new easy to use GUI, a new bandwidth usage monitor, more advanced QOS and access restrictions, enables new wireless features such as WDS and wireless client modes.

It raises the limits on maximum connections for P2P, allows you to run your custom scripts or telnet/ssh in and do all sorts of things like re-program the SES/AOSS button, adds wireless site survey to see your wifi neighbors, and more.

firmware-tools is an architecture that utilizes native Linux packaging formats (.rpm and .deb) and native Linux change management frameworks (yum, apt, etc) for delivering and installing system firmware. firmware-tools architecture is OS distribution, hardware vendor, device, and change management system agnostic.
The architecture is easy as PIE: splitting Payload, Inventory, and Executable components into separate packages, using package format Requires/Provides language to handle dependencies at a package installation level, and using matching Requires/Provides language to handle runtime dependency resolution and installation ordering.
The framework then provides unifying applications such as inventory_firmware and apply_updates that handle runtime ordering of inventory, execution, and conflict resolution/ notification for all of the plug-ins. These are the commands a system administrator runs. Once all of the separate payload, inventory, and execution packages are in package manager format, and are put into package manager repositories, then standard tools can retreive, install, and execute them:
# yum install $(inventory_firmware -b)
# apply_updates
Enhancements:
- Initial stable proposed API and initial CLI.
- Several small typos for names of commands have been fixed.
- Tested with the first public release of firmware-addon-dell for updating select Dell system BIOSs across Dell servers, desktops, and laptops.

BasiliX is a webmail application based on PHP and IMAP, and powered by the MySQL database server.
It supports simple mail actions, sending/receiving attachments, an addressbook with group capability, configurable, multiple languages and multiple folders.
Main features:
- Simple mail actions (read,delete,send,reply,reply all,forward).
- Powerful message compose window.
- Draft mechanism.
- Sending Mail with attachments.
- Addressbook utility with user-defined groups.
- Message searching support.
- Settings support which helps users to customize BasiliX.
- Multiple folders, including Sent Mail and Trash folders.
- Theme support.
- Multiple languages.
- Easily changed HTML templates.
- and more...

KAddressBook to iPod Synchronisation lets you synchronise your KAddressBook to your iPod by executing this simple script.

The script makes a few modifications to the addressbook file to make it readable by the iPod.

Amarok recently released the ability to synchonise music to your iPod, so I was finally able to stop using iTunes to transfer my songs. However I was still stuck using the Mac to sync my addressbook.

Well not anymore, after some quick poking around, and a simple script, I am now able to transfer my complete KDE addressbook (including photo), with a simple command line.

Just mount the ipod, and execute the script, passing the ipod’s root directory as a parameter. That’s it! The script loads your KDE addressbook, makes a few simple modifications the iPod requires, and copies it across.

So far, we have successfully ported a customized uClinux (http://www.uclinux.org) kernel to the iPod, and written a simple user interface for it dubbed podzilla. Many additional Applications have been written, adding many capabilities not found in Apples firmware.

Our bootloader allows for you to choose between either iPodLinux or Apples firmware each time you turn on your iPod. iPodLinux is currently safe to install on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generation iPods.

We are currently accepting Donations towards the purchase of a fourth generation iPod for us to test with. The fourth generation click wheel, mini, U2, Photo, and Shuffle iPods are NOT currently supported. For the latest information on 4th gen development, read the Fourth Generation Project Status.

Zero Touch Linux Server is the easiest way to setup your back office infrastructure. If you need mail server, file server or domain controller - ZTL is perfect for you. ZTL is now a FREE product that brings together the stability of Linux and the security of Trustix or 100% binary compatibility of CentOS with a simple web-based interface.
ZTL allows you to perform administrative tasks without any special knowledge. If you need to setup a server for your office, and do not have prior experience in doing it - ZTL is for you.
Main features:
- remote administration of servers
- three levels of access
- simple and comfortable web-based interface
- one click server upgrade
- based on powerful and secure operating system: Trustix Secure Linux
- based on free and 100% binary compatible operating system: CentOS Enterprise-class Linux Distribution
- ability to install and configure Web, Mail, DNS, Domain Controler, File Server, Printer Server as well as Database, DHCP, Proxy servers, Firewall servers
Three levels of access:
Admin Level:
- manage server configuration
- install/uninstall and automatically configure appliances
- create and manage websites/domains
- use PHP plugins: SquirrelMail, phpMyAdmin
Domain Level:
- create and manage websites/mailboxes/users
- add/manage shared folders
- manage MySQL/PostgreSQL databases
- add/manage users
- manage DNS records, Apache webserver virtual host settings
- use PHP plugins: SquirrelMail, phpMyAdmin
- remove/get system information
End User (Mail / FTP user) Level:
- webmail interface
- manage your mail settings
- use PHP plugins: SquirrelMail, phpMyAdmin
- change password
- upload download files via web

Mac::iPod::GNUpod is a Perl module to add and remove songs from your iPod; read and write databases in iTunes and GNUpod format.

ABSTRACT

This is the module to do anything with your iPod, with methods for initializing your iPod, adding and removing songs, and reading and writing databases in the iTunes and GNUpod formats. This module was originally based on the GNUpod script package, written and distributed by Adrian Ulrich, (pab at blinkenlights.ch), http://www.gnu.org/software/gnupod/. However, a lot of development has occurred since then, making the module more flexible and more appropriate for CPAN. This module and the GNUpod scripts remain completely interoperable--they write the same file format and work in much the same way.

SYNOPSIS

use Mac::iPod::GNUpod;

my $ipod = Mac::iPod::GNUpod->new(mountpoint => /mnt/ipod);

# Read existing databases
$ipod->read_gnupod;
$ipod->read_itunes;

# Add songs
my $id = $ipod->add_song(~/music/The Foo Brothers - All Barred Up.mp3);

# Get paths to songs
my $path = $ipod->get_path($id);

# Find the id numbers of existing songs
my @yuck = $ipod->search(artist => Yoko Ono);

# Remove songs based on id
$ipod->rm_song(@yuck);

# Write databases
$ipod->write_gnupod;
$ipod->write_itunes;

Mac::iPod::GNUpod is a module designed to let you read the database(s) on your iPod and add and remove songs from it using Perl. It is based on the GNUpod script package written by Adrian Ulrich, which is available at http://www.gnu.org/software/gnupod/. You do NOT need to install the GNUpod scripts in order to use Mac::iPod::GNUpod module. The GNUpod scripts use a plaintext XML database alongside the binary iTunes database used internally by the iPod. This package is capable of reading and writing both the GNUpod database format and the iTunes database format, and can peacefully coexist with both.