Indeed. Cheap hardware and Open Source to drive it. The owner of Xagyl
Communications mentioned he had heard of a port and Google shows an
interesting link to a guerilla.net site but I am not able to access it.
Google for "cb3 linux port" and check out the first hit.
E
Andrew Niemantsverdriet wrote:
I have heard of people getting mikrotik Router OS running on a CB3. It was
highly modified of course and no instructions were given. If you find
anything Edwin please let me know. That would be a cool project to try
out.
The OpenWRT project would probably be a better place to start:
http://openwrt.org
Edwin Whitelaw wrote:
Perhaps more to the point, the motherboard has the Ubicom processor
with an antenna-less NL2611 PCMCIA card mounted on it, so yes, the
radio is a Prism chipset.
Edwin
Andrew Niemantsverdriet wrote:
Prism chipset.
Near as I can tell, it's an
Ubicom IP2022/PQ80-120
25BG0543AB
is on the CPU. Does that make sense?
Edwin
Kim-man "Punky" TSE wrote:
Edwin,
What chipset it is used?
Edwin Whitelaw wrote:
Does anyone know of any successful effort to port Voyage (or
something similar) to the Senao/Engenius CB3+Deluxe? It's an
excellent package but would be much better with Linux on it. :-)
Edwin
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