2026-05-28
# Recent Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities and Coyote Linux Recent Linux kernel vulnerability disclosures have prompted understandable concern from administrators responsible for Linux-based infrastruct...
Read more →2011-08-14
I’ve switched the web site software – again. If you are having trouble with links from other sites or anything you had bookmarked, you’ll need to browse around and locate the content again. I’...
Read more →2009-12-03
I recently made a switch from trying to use OpenEmbedded for the Coyote Linux base platform to openSUSE. Specifically, I am now using appliances built at: http://www.susestudio.com/ as my testing pla...
Read more →2009-03-11
If you are a Facebook user, you can show your support for Coyote Linux by visiting our FB profile and becoming a fan. To visit our FB profile, [click here](https://www.facebook.com/CoyoteLinux/). I wi...
Read more →2009-02-04
Wolverine 2.10 build 1062 has been released and is available for download from this site. This build of Wolverine does not require activation and all features are available for use without the need to...
Read more →2009-01-01
Many of you are going to question some of the decisions made when I selected the tools, platforms, and techniques for the development of Coyote Linux 4. I am going to write up a post as a preemptive s...
Read more →2006-06-28
Wolverine 2.01 build 1015 is available for download. This release corrects a problem with the PPTP service which can cause a system crash. Anyone running Wolverine 2.01 which reports a kernel version ...
Read more →2006-06-10
Wolverine 2.01.1008 is available for download. This is the first release candidate for the 2.01 series. Build 1008 includes an updated kernel and web admin bug fixes (namely for the PPTP and IPSEC con...
Read more →2006-04-12
Wolverine 2.01 build 1000 has been released and contains initial QoS/Traffic shaping support along with several small bug fixes to the web front-end and startup scripts....
Read more →2006-04-12
Coyote Linux 3.00 build 46 has been released and contains initial QoS support and many bug fixes merged from the current Wolverine development tree. For more information, please see the Coyote Linux P...
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