There’s no shell in the image, there’s no utilities (analogous to what we used to call the “BSD Subsystem” in Mac OS X). It boots straight into a daemon designed to accept incoming data...(and the fact that the firmware is stored in RAM rather then ROM)...
But there could be. In fact, it could do almost anything as its a powerful little computer in its own right and it sounds an awful lot like it boots the kernel and then runs a daemon in a most familiar fashion. I can think of a few delightful applications off hand. There will be some epic hacks. Is there like a "Bunnie" signal?
But there could be. In fact, it could do almost anything as its a powerful little computer in its own right and it sounds an awful lot like it boots the kernel and then runs a daemon in a most familiar fashion. I can think of a few delightful applications off hand. There will be some epic hacks. Is there like a "Bunnie" signal?