Table of Contents, Linux Journal #100, August 2002

Linux Journal Issue #100/August 2002

Linux Timeline by LWN and LJ Staff: All grown up and old enough to have a history—take a look at 100 of the most memorable Linux events.

Supporting IPv6 on a Linux Server Node by Ibrahim Haddad and Marc Blanchet: These changing times: set up your own IPv6 server and connect to the IPv6 world.
Bare Metal Recovery, Revisited by Charles Curley: Charles upgrades and simplifies his popular backup scripts.
The Linux Router by Kaleem Anwar, Muhammad Amir, Ahmad Saeed and Muhammad Imran: Sure a Linux router is cheaper than a Cisco router, but how does it stack up performance-wise?
The Beowulf Evolution by Glen Otero and Richard Ferri: The second-generation Beowulf adds some powerful new features.
How a Poor Contract Sunk an Open-Source Deal by Henry W. Jones, III: MySQL AB and NuSphere—is their weak contract at the base of their woes?

From the Editor by Don Marti: Hey, Embedded Developers! Buy This Magazine!
Driving Me Nuts by Greg Kroah-Hartman: The tty Layer
Embedded Systems À La Carte by Peter Ryser and Michael Baxter: Replacing hardware on the chip while dynamically loading the proper Linux driver? No way!
GNU Bayonne is for Telephony by David Sugar: Sugar explains the best thing going in telephony software.