Hi folks, As a little test this past year, we created an example target for the LabVIEW Embedded Development Module that would generate applications and debug on a Linksys router. The WRT54G is available from Frys for about $70, has a MIPS chip running Linux, and some folks have figured out how to write applications that can run on it. It's not much of a measurement device but it does have 5 Ethernet ports, a WiFi port, and a few LEDs that can be turned on or off. Oddly enough, while your LabVIEW application runs, the box keeps routing packets. How fun. Anyway, the plugin and documentation has been uploaded to the subversion source server https://svn.ni.com/NationalInstruments0/svn/Targets/Contributed/Linux%20on%20Linksys%20WRT54G/ If you own the Embedded Development Module, contact PJ Tanzillo (pj.tanzillo@ni.com) for access to the source server. The license on the plugin is BSD so feel free to make changes and contribute them back. -Joel

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That was too easy. I hadn't seen, that there are makefiles already.
Now everything worked fine and I got my first "Hello world" running on the Linux-PC.

Thanks again Michael for your help.

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