Embedding Linux in a carrier-grade application, like a Microwave Point-to-Point Radio Link, has many interesting concerns. These concerns range from technical issues, cost calculation issues to even political or licensing issues. However, when compared to an existing proprietry-only product which binds a company to long development cycles, it has many relatively obvious advantages. This report aims to address the concerns that have been raised in the process of embedding Linux in a microwave Point-to-Point radio application.

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