On 2/18/2010 5:56 PM, Alexander Terekhov wrote:
Hyman Rosen wrote:
The manufacturers of the hardware also make source
available at<http://opensource.actiontec.com/>, and
Did you try to even take a look at that source?
Sure. They're gzipped tar files of stuff. The names are
actiontec_opensrc_mi424wr_fw-56-0-10-7.tar.gz and
actiontec_opensrc_mi424wr-rev-acd_fw-56-0-10-11-6.tgz
The top-level README file says
This release includes all the GPL and LGPL source code and scripts used
by Actiontec to build their firmware. This build will support router models
MI424WR, KI414WG, VI424WG, BA212WG and RI408. To build for MI424WR
$ cd rg
$ make config CONFIG_RG_GPL=y DIST=MI424WR LIC=../jpkg_actiontec_gpl.lic &&
make
To build for other models replace MI424WR above with the right model.
The makefile in the ditribution expects Jungo's openrg GCC 3.3.2 based
compiler
at /usr/local/openrg. Both x86 (i386-jungo-linux-gnu) and arm
(armv5b-jungo-linux-gnu)
compiler should be installed.
All the files are uncompressed from flash into ram during bootup. If you
want to
install new files on the ram disk you can use tftp as follows:
1.Enable local administration, telnet support.
2.Telenet to the router
3.Shell command will get user to sh prompt.
4.tftp get serverip:serverfile localfile, serverfile is the name of the
file residing
on the server and localfile is the localfile name.
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