All releases of BSD Router Project

1.0

05 Oct 2011 16:48

Release Notes: This release is based on an up-to-date FreeBSD system (8.2-Release-p4) and up-to-date packages (Quagga 0.99.20 and Bird 1.3.3). It fixes lots of bugs, including script problems, needed kernels patches, and a missing kernel module.

0.35

06 Mar 2011 10:52

Release Notes: This release has many new features and bugfixes. It has upgraded to FreeBSD 8.2-Release. It adds a multi-link PPP daemon with PPPoE, L2TP, and PPTP features.

0.34

15 Sep 2010 22:17

Release Notes: This release adds a tmux package and upgrades the Bird and Quagga packages to their latest releases. Many small bugs were fixed, including loading the ipfw module, using a USB keyboard, and fixing ucarp comportment.

0.33

21 Jul 2010 13:03

Release Notes: This release has lots of changes and bugfixes. FreeBSD was upgraded to 8.1-Release and XORP was replaced by BIRD. DHCP server, an integrity check, and multicast routing (DVMRP and IPv6 PIM DM/SM) were added. The required size for installing it was reduced from 512Mb to 256Mb.

0.32

17 Feb 2010 23:36

Release Notes: This release has many new features and bugfixes. It has upgraded to FreeBSD 8.0-Release. It adds NetFlow probes, LLDP, DHCP Relay, and VRRP.

0.31

30 Aug 2009 16:15

Release Notes: This minor release fixes all major known bugs, including a problem with permissions on a backup configuration directory and an issue with upgrading the system. It adds missing kernel modules (bridge and packet filter).

0.3

16 Aug 2009 17:11

Release Notes: The major changes of this release are the downgrade to FreeBSD 7.2 (allowing one to use it in a production environment without waiting for FreeBSD 8.0 stable) and the addition of XORP. There are other feature enhancements as well.

0.2

12 Jul 2009 17:46

Release Notes: This release includes some major changes. The need for multiple images depending of the disk type (CF on ATA, USB pen, etc.) has been removed. This is why there are no upgrade images available. The minimum size requirement has been reduced from 1Gb to 512Mb. Use the "vga" release for a standard PC with a keyboard and screen. Use the "serial" release for embedded devices that use only a serial console.