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Staying Current with JNOS (linux) Development

• If you want the very latest code, you can use rsync to download it as follows :

      rsync -a www.langelaar.net::jnos2 <path>

where <path> is the directory on your machine where you want the source placed

• You can run rsync at any time to see if there are updates. Always read the release history when you do an update. Pay special attention to how the config.h file is now handled. The rsync service became available around the middle of May of 2010 - if your original source is older then that, you may want to just start with a new empty directory, with your original config.h as the only file, then run rsync. After it's done, you may want to do a diff between your config.h and config.h.default to see what features you might be missing out on.

  Technically the original 1.11f (linux) config.h should work too, if you decide to migrate from that era ...

Latest Official Release for JNOS (linux) is Version 2.0i

• If all you want is the latest official release, then here it is - frozen November 23, 2010 :
  complete source - instructions - always check release history for changes.

  Here is a 'cut & paste' (all 5 lines) for the wget users :

  mkdir jnos2
  cd jnos2
  wget http://www.langelaar.net/projects/jnos2/downloads/linux/jnos20i.tar.gz
  gunzip jnos20i.tar.gz
  tar xvf jnos20i.tar
  

  Note : You can use rsync (see further above) to update this source at any time.

• There is NO incremental update from previous versions - too much has changed !

Installers for JNOS (linux)

• To install a simple JNOS configuration, try one of the JNOS installer packages below :

download	distribution	kernel	glibc	architecture
file	slackware 9.1	2.4.22	2.3.2	i686 unknown unknown
file	arch Aug 2009	2.6.30-ARCH	2.10.1	x86_64 Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E4500
file	scientific linux 5.3	2.6.18-128	2.5-34	x86_64 x86_64 x86_64
file	fedora core 11	2.6.29.4	2.10.1	x86_64 ? ?

* ALL the above installers have older versions of the JNOS binary - compile your own from source ...

Click here for instructions and other information regarding the installer package.

• If you don't see a suitable installer for your platform, you can compile your own installer binary :
  source file - instructions - the installer also has a release history of changes.