2002-10-01
The Coyote Linux floppy release downloads have been moved to sourceforge.net download servers. This has been done to improve the reliability of the download services and offer closer download location...
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Vortech Consulting is now offering CDs for Wolverine and Coyote Linux. Information about what is included in each of the packages is available in the Vortech Store....
Read more →2002-09-23
The first stable release of the Wolverine Firewall and VPN Server is now available from Vortech Consulting. CDs and documentation are available for purchase from Vortech Consulting. Unfortunately, a ...
Read more →2002-09-12
Wolverine Beta 3 (build 242) is now available. This build includes various bug fixes, a new PPTP server daemon, and new configuration directives. You can download the installation CD ISO from the down...
Read more →2002-09-09
After returning home from a short vacation, I was greeted by a couple dozen flame-mails about how I need to move the Coyote Linux FAQ to a more accessible location, how the new web site design sucks b...
Read more →2002-08-19
A new build of Wolverine has been posted that incorporates a slew of updated software, a few new directives, several bug fixes, a new kernel build. Barring any major security problems or show-stopping...
Read more →2002-08-12
The Coyote Linux web site has been overhauled (again). The new site is using a PHP-Nuke backend with a custom theme and several custom modules. This change is intended to provide a more robust site la...
Read more →2002-05-21
Wes Brewer has released a packaging system for Coyote Linux to make adding additional software easier. Please note that this is not an officially supported project, so contact Wes if you have problems...
Read more →2002-05-01
I apologize for the lack up updates and responses to bugs and questions lately. I recently resigned from my position as a senior network engineer at a local insurance company to start my own consultin...
Read more →2002-04-15
Have a look at this project for some creative ideas on how to turn otherwise non technical items (like milk crates) into Internet gateway boxes. [**http://www.routerdesign.com**](http://www.routerdes...
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