User talk:Dmo
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[http://papermint-designs.com/dmo/prj-netkitty.html NetKitty] is a basic and reduced version of Netcat that provides some features that I found useful, like supporting several connections and listening ports at the same time or using BlueTooth. | [http://papermint-designs.com/dmo/prj-netkitty.html NetKitty] is a basic and reduced version of Netcat that provides some features that I found useful, like supporting several connections and listening ports at the same time or using BlueTooth. | ||
| − | It is also my test programs for learning how to make programs really small. Current version is 1. | + | It is also my test programs for learning how to make programs really small. Current version is 1.5 and in the [http://papermint-designs.com/dmo/prj-netkitty.html official page] you can find a 38Kb static binary version for OpenMoko FreeRunner, a nice photo :) and a brief tutorial. |
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| + | <i>Note: Version 1.5 adds the -os flag to support backups as described in [[Getting_Started_with_your_Neo1973#Initial_backup]]. See the [http://papermint-designs.com/dmo/nk-tutorial.html tutorial] to find out how to do that (note that you can do that via BlueTooth)</i> | ||
Revision as of 21:32, 23 April 2009
Currently trying to port some of my own small tools to the OpenMoko FreeRunner
NetKitty
NetKitty is a basic and reduced version of Netcat that provides some features that I found useful, like supporting several connections and listening ports at the same time or using BlueTooth.
It is also my test programs for learning how to make programs really small. Current version is 1.5 and in the official page you can find a 38Kb static binary version for OpenMoko FreeRunner, a nice photo :) and a brief tutorial.
Any comments welcomed.
Note: Version 1.5 adds the -os flag to support backups as described in Getting_Started_with_your_Neo1973#Initial_backup. See the tutorial to find out how to do that (note that you can do that via BlueTooth)
