Decided to do something funky with my linksys router. Installed milkfish. Not sure how it works yet, but was tramatic after I flashed the rom and lost my internet connection. After a while, I realised it was the modem and not the router :P
Anyway, its "fixed" now.
http://wiki.milkfish.org/index.php?n=Boozy.StepByStep
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Just a question!
What is Boozy Milkfish and why would I want it? Does it let you make net based calls free? Or is a supplement to my VOIP pay service!
I can't find anything on this that makes sense???
Its just an OS replacement for the linksys wireless router.
you still need your service provider if youre planning to make calls to normal PSTN lines.
Here is a site that can help
http://www.milkfish.org
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