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The last version released Tomato by Teddy_Bear was Build54. In April 2011 from private reasons Teddy_Bears ended his work on TomatoUSB. However, others developers accepted the challenge to improve Tomato. Most active developers are: Victek, Toastman, Shibby.
August 31st, 2011, Teddy_Bear once proved his activity by issuing a series of modifications in his GIT repository (tomato-RT). Unfortunately, the final firmware was not released. Fedor created also a new branch called tomato-RT-N in which he updated wireless driver to 5.100.138.9. Thanks to that, Linksys E4200 was eventually provided with fully operating 5GHz band. This branch was also prepared for incoming Asus RT-N66u. From this day we have not heard anything about our colleague Teddy_Bear.
Compilation of Tomato by Shibby is a continuation of Teddy’s work. Most important features added by me:
Torrent client integration (Transmission) with user-friendly GUI for configuration.
NFS server integration
sd-idle tool added to K26
Support for USB 3G modems (thx @LDevil)
SNMP protocol integration
APCUPSD integration (thx @arrmo)
DNScrypt-proxy integration
possibility to change path for system logs
My compilation includes also work results of the other Tomato developers (Victek, Toastman, Teaman). The most important from them:
renewed IP/MAC BW Limiter (Victek/PrinceAMD/Phykris/Shibby)
extended Sysinfo
Captive Portal (nocatsplash)
Support for file system HFS/HFS+
IPTraffic Monitor
ARP Binding
GUI to configure VLAN’s
Support for multiple LAN’s
Support for simultaneous SSID
UPDxy integration
PPTP integration
Configurable labels for QoS classes
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