Hi, On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 09:30:14AM +0200, Tobias Waldvogel wrote: > I have seen that DD-WRT supports the E3200, at least the switch and > the integrated WiFi is working (tried it yesterday). The 5Ghz Wifi > however does not work. May be this can be a starting point as DD-WRT > provide the source as well. Unfortuantely they use a 2.6.24 kernel, > but probably this is better than nothing. > Unfortunately I don't have much time the next month, but afterwards > I'm going to continue to investigate. I have some experience wih > kernel driver development. The USB itself shouldn't be a big problem > as I would expect that it is EHCI compliant. > Another option would be to check if anyone else is using the same > chipset with Linux and to ask for the GPL code.
Last time I looked (about a year ago), DD-WRT had working images for the
E3200, but from their SVN it was not possible to recreate these, as some
vital bits were missing (panic'ed on boot while attaching bcm hardware).
At that time, 5 GHz radio *was* working nicely, but all broadcom chipset
support came from binary blobs...
Did you build from DD-WRT SVN, or use pre-built images?
gert
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