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 There are basically three ways, how you can add your software extensions. The prefered way is using the built-in scripting enviroment called [[sdk:sdk|SDK]]. The advantages of this approach are that writing SDK scripts is relatively simple, but still powerful, and that these extensions can become part of the router's configuration. Hence, SDK scripts can be applied to other routers and they will survive software updates. There are basically three ways, how you can add your software extensions. The prefered way is using the built-in scripting enviroment called [[sdk:sdk|SDK]]. The advantages of this approach are that writing SDK scripts is relatively simple, but still powerful, and that these extensions can become part of the router's configuration. Hence, SDK scripts can be applied to other routers and they will survive software updates.
 The second approach is to write a C application and [[development:toolchain|cross-compile]] it for the router. The second approach is to write a C application and [[development:toolchain|cross-compile]] it for the router.
-With the optional available Virtualization License (Lic-V) it's possible to run an application in a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LXC|Linux LXC container]].<php>+With the optional available Virtualization License (Lic-V) it's possible to run an application in a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LXC|Linux LXC container]]. 
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