Re: [TriLUG] Dell TrueMobile 1184 wireless router arrived

[Greg Brown]

So this is somewhat related... who is the manufacturer of that chip 
with the "fighting crab" logo sitting in about the middle of the 
device?  I think I can see the RAM in the device, but where is the 
"disk on chip" chip?  I suppose there are plenty of ways to make an 
embedded Linux device, but I've usually seen some kind of disk on chip 
device.

Neato project, though.

Greg

On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 10:57 PM, Magnus wrote:

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I set up a rinky dink little page to dump photos & screen captures to:

	http://www.trilug.org/~chrish/dell-1184/

The point of this project is to figure a way to spin custom Linux 
distros to load in firmware of this router so that you can enable 
features that Dell cannot support presently, like IPv6, advanced 
routing protocols, or who knows what else.  There isn't a lot of room 
to work with so there are definitely limits to my expectations here.

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C. Magnus Hedemark
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