Hello,
first of all, thank you for visiting my web.

I personally am just trying to learn something new and have some fun, but generally I do not think the X-apps on the box are just fun and nothing more.

As far as some communication channel can be established (e.g. via TCP/IP in this case) the fact that input/output devices are not present does not matter so much. There is a whole variety of ways how to communicate with such a device.

For example following (mostly client/server) configurations are possible:
(by building X.Org libraries I am just trying to enable the point 3 - I am interested mainly in X client part - not in server part - but do not know the exact dependencies and so I am building all)

1) Web browser as a thin client connecting to a HTTP daemon running on the box (examples: built-in webUI, didiwiki, cvstrac, ...)
2) Telnet/SSH client running on separate machine and connecting to the box (example: mc)
3) X-client application running on the box and connecting to X-server running elsewhere (e.g. on a PC). Box serves as an application server and X client, PC serves as X server and app client (examples: X applications)
4) VNC viewer connecting to VNC server (along with X server) running on the box (examples: X applications) - not sure it this is possible with Airlive.
5) Some peripherals connected to the box (e.g. via USB). I tried to search the Web and have found some description how to setup USB mouse and keyboard and that there is a USB2SVGA converter and a guide how to set it up. I have no idea what the real possibilities are for the Airlive device and whether it is useful and practical but I think at least in principle it is possible.

Regards,
Filodej

Now you can download it (along with its dependencies) on my page. I did not configure all the deps properly, hopefully fix it later.

Please, let me know if there are issues.

Filodej

maybe read readme in firmware archive?
screen: http://mgb111.pradnik.net/m-releases/C009-M/webcam-screen.jpg

ok, it did install... but in the end my Logitech cam is not recognized by this driver, after some googling i need the latest gspca to make it work.

yup...

But it seems possible to add compatibility with this driver with vendor code / model code ... i'll check about it this evening.

There is a issue confuse me for long time. At first, I'm not a UNIX clone user. just know few thing regard to linux. So , If my question very stupid. Please kindly igonore.
I buy a WMU-6500FS as a FTP server for share something with my colleagues. I upgrade the FW to C009-M2 already. and I also DENY the anonymous visit the FTP by change /mnt/C/sys/etc/rc-local to load config file from /mnt/C/sys/etc.

My question is,How can I add the USB harddisk to every ftp users? By default, ftp user only can visit the PUBLIC folder and his own private folder.

I've got Debian Etch running on my Safecom box and a while ago I installed KDE just for a laugh. It sort of worked (with the output on my PC), but as you can imagine it was just a little bit slow.