All of these routers can be used with DD-WRT instead of their stock firmware. I haven't got enough know-how to make any of this work, unfortunately.Regular home users need not apply but if you want to customize your network to the extreme, this is the list of top routers you want to check out.
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I know that most of these things are just parts of the rt2880 driver set, and various other tools that are available elsewhere (source code, that is). Sysinit (seems to be gpio config, usb config, and init binary) Rtl8366 (pretty sure this is the ethernet phy driver) Iptbl (not sure if this is just a binary of iptables) This is the only major hurdle to get over, otherwise, it should work with the generic support. Posted: Fri 20:34 Post subject: Belkin N+įrom my research, the following modules of the Belkin firmware are provided as binary-only. I'm doing the best I can to write in the correct mode If you want you can correct me at any time so I can learn more quickly Byezzz I follow this 3d and I'm waiting for news of this port If it's open source that might allow for easy reverse engineering of what's needed. Maybe it will help that the Belkin firmware is linux based and open source under the GPL, with more details on this thread: Seems like the best collection of features at this price. Too bad, it's a $75 Wireless N router with gigabit and USB. The stock firmware makes the router unusable (at least on my network).
I bought one this weekend and returned it after a day. I wish I could afford to send you guys one of these. It is after all one of the best N+ routers out there, good range and stability, Ranlink chipset) It's a fairly new router on the market so I'm still hoping it will get ported eventually. Too bad, I also wish the Belkin FD5823504 was supported, the factory firmware is pretty poor indeed. Guide on HowTo be Safe, Secure and Protect Your Online Anonymity! Throw some buzzwords into the WIKI searchĪtheros (TP-Link & Clones, etc ) debrick service in EU I keep a blog with the current state of the project here: īut we need a donated device here in germany I'm currently working on building a compatible build environment, but it is a side project, and I really hope to see dd-wrt's devs be more successful than me in doing this. I'm also looking into porting dd-wrt for the N+. So, unless there is an announcement, I would think you are SOL. It is more complicated than just matching the CPU to an existing build. I'd be grateful if anyone knows if these two routers use the same wired NIC.Īt least I know the CPU/WiFi chip can be supported in the future.Įdit: I noticed DD-WRT also has a target for this CPU in the SVN. I'm not sure about the wired NIC itself.Īssuming DD-WRT were to be ported to the AR670W (it's a WIP currently), I'm assuming it would be possible to run it on the F5D8235-4, since they use the same CPU and WiFi chip, correct? I read all through this thread, and it does seem that the Airlink 101 AR670W has the same CPU and WiFi chip as the AR670W. I really hate bumping, but this forum moves fast. Is there even a way to tell if DD-WRT can possibly be supported on this device? Based on this, I assume DD-WRT developers would have access to this routers hardware documentation. I'm curious, I've heard Ralink supplies documentation for all of their chipsets without the need for a NDA. LOM: "If you show that you have not bothered to read the forum announcements or to follow the advices in them then the level of help available for you will drop substantially, also known as Murrkf's law." If you just want a fish, wait for a fisherman who hands them out. I'm trying to teach you to fish, not give you a fish. It's not listed as a supported device and ralink is mostly unsupported.
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