We decided to throw the N900 into the mesh mix :) The above shows the N900 running the olsrd daemon and being able to see the other devices in the mesh :) While we still have not ported the client onto the N900 this was a good test to see where we stand on this platform....so far looking good :)

The picture below shows olsrd running on Moblin and able to see the N900 and other devices.

YES! I can and YES! it is :)

I know because I tried it :)

The goal of eBrainPool is to be able to use software from any device around you. This could be a Desktop,Laptop, Mobile phone or tablet or any other device with a computer in it. This could be running any Operating System on any Architecture and you should still be able to USE it on your device. Software hosted on any device, Run from any device but Used on the one you have in front of you at that time :)

None of this could ever be possible without all the community support we have already received. I cannot thank enough the developers of projects such as olsrd,Xorg,libssh,fuse and the numerous other projects and developers that have helped us.

I've just got back from a holiday up in the hills. Every time I visit a small town I get enamoured by the slow serenity and peaceful way of life. Sometimes I wonder if we've been doing the moon walk with the forward movement of progress just an illusion.

As we continue to learn from nature, we seem to have forgotten that we are mere students trying to mimic nature. Somewhere down the line we have forgotten that knowledge is not truly ours to vend off to the largest bidder.

As we've stated in our roadmap (blog post Information on next release) , our focus and target for this month has been to have an integrated ssh client and ssh server using libssh.

This will allow us to avoid the ugly bash scripts that call the openssh sshd and ssh programs. More importantly this will allow us to set our own policies with regards authentication keys.

So it's March end and where have we reached? Am proud to say we're doing very well and are bang on target :)