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Hi all,
surfing the web i found this: http://www.kangaroo.comcast.net
they made a B4 implementation based on OpenWRT (available only for a WRT54GL). I'm not a great compiler, is possible to compile the package for all other hardware (i'm especially interested to a common x86 architecture or vmware)
thank you all
Davide
From a quick look at that site, it looks to be IPv4 support in a native IPv6 network.
Are you REALLY sure that's what you're after? Most people are after creating a Dual Stack and then having a gateway device that tunnels the IPv6 over an IPv4 network to somewhere like tunnelbroker.com.
Quite honestly I don't see the point of the link you have provided. IPv6 already provides support for IPv4 address space and there are a bunch of 6to4 gateways around if you want a native IPv6 network.
google for linux 6to4 gateway if you are wanting a native IPv6 network with access to IPv4 addresses. rather than dual stack.
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