It seems as though the operating system that helped to create the embedded Linux marketplace, the Linux Router Project (LRP), is dead. The website provides more details. . .
It seems as though the operating system that helped to create the embedded Linux marketplace, the Linux Router Project (LRP), is dead. The website provides more details.

As of January of this year I have finally accepted the fact I will likely never be able to develop LRP into the operating system it could have been. A full 6 months later I'm forcing myself to update this page to reflect this. It is not an easy thing to give up on your life's work.

I am also now semi-retired as a computer engineer. Aside from my general disgust at the computing industry and what the Internet has become, scrambling around for scrapes of work and praying for the next good money project that eventually ends suddenly in a few months, just isn't keeping food on the table. I've looked quite a bit for some stable work, but plumbers make more hourly then Sys Admins in South Florida. Either I move to California (never!) or move on. I am now reserved to do the latter. With LRP remaining an unachievable goal I don't even feel much desire to work with computers anymore.

The link for this article located at LRP is no longer available.