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Experience Level: Intermediate
We are currently working on a low-power Linux device which records sensor data in the field.
In order to run OpenVPN on the device, I need to compile the tun.ko module and/or recompile the kernel. I have the kernel source, but not the time or experience to get the job done.
I can provide direct access to the device, and can provide kernel source and hardware information.
Additionally, I would also like to reduce the filesize used by the Debian installation (it's currently about 750MB) so that I can fit it onto the 512MB Flash included on the board, as I believe booting from the SD card may not particularly reliable. In this scenario I would then use the SD card simply as a storage medium. This is optional, however.
If we can do this, there are some other upgrades we may wish to do in addition, for example writing a small terminal based curses program that launches when a user connects to the RS232 port and logs into the device, to make administration easier for field engineers, and some help on reducing the power consumption of the device.
In order to run OpenVPN on the device, I need to compile the tun.ko module and/or recompile the kernel. I have the kernel source, but not the time or experience to get the job done.
I can provide direct access to the device, and can provide kernel source and hardware information.
Additionally, I would also like to reduce the filesize used by the Debian installation (it's currently about 750MB) so that I can fit it onto the 512MB Flash included on the board, as I believe booting from the SD card may not particularly reliable. In this scenario I would then use the SD card simply as a storage medium. This is optional, however.
If we can do this, there are some other upgrades we may wish to do in addition, for example writing a small terminal based curses program that launches when a user connects to the RS232 port and logs into the device, to make administration easier for field engineers, and some help on reducing the power consumption of the device.
Chris L.
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