Due to earlier times  generous donations, this has never been an issue before. 

Even though the tutorials havent been updated for quite a while, we still have many visitors here at macsat.com. Especially the Forum is still very active. Especially regarding the RDC based MGB100 and MBG111 devices has shown great progress due to a very good efford from several forum members.

Therefor I think this would not be a good time to take down the pages :-)

Please do consider to donate a few euros to cover hosting expenses on this site. You can use the PayPal donate button on the right hand side of the page.

Due to a great effort from the guys over at http://www.joomlahacks.com , specifically Kevin8020, the bridge between Joomla! and SMF is now compatible with the latest Joomla! 1.0.13.

Great job Kevin !

The very first official build of OpenWrt Kamikaze is released. Kamikaze is the next generation OpenWrt firmware, which supports a LOT more platforms than the previous WhiteRussian Branch. The most important changes from the WhiteRussian Branch are theese (from the official release.txt file) :

Build system.

Our build system (aka buildroot) has been completely rewritten since the
whiterussian releases. There's tons of new packages, and adding support
for new packages has never been easier.

Platforms.

There are 8 supported architectures listed below, with support for many
more in progress. Almost all of these platforms are based on 2.6 kernels
with the exception of Broadcom -- Sorry; we couldn't get a stable wifi
connection on 2.6.

Configuration.

We've made a radical change and tossed away NVRAM based configuration
in favor of a much more robust set of config files.

The build - dubbed 7.06 can be found here:

http://downloads.openwrt.org/kamikaze/7.06/ 

Click "Read More" for the entire readme file. 

I have put a rather large collection of eBooks about Linux online.
The books originates from the site http://www.900i.me.uk - but due to it's immense success it reached it's bandwidth limit, and has now been taken offline.
Since then several mirros has been put up, and I decided to make one as well, to try to even out the huge load on the mirrors.
The books can be found here: http://linuxbooks.macsat.com