Hi there
Please apologise, I post a mistaken info:
SMC2655W is a different product than mine (basically an Linksys
WAP11 rev1.1 USB).
The board I have, WL11000, is found on the following products:
- SMC2682W (blue case),
- SMC2652W (black case),
- USRobotics USR2450 (black case)
- Cheetah WB3001A (black case)
- Netcomm NP2000AP
- EZ Connect Turbo 2.4GHz 11 Mbps Wireless Bridge
among lots of others.
It has an AMD ElanSC400, 4MB RAM, 1MB flash, realtek 8019 LAN,
4800bps serial (COM1), pccard slot and a prism pccard.
nice pictures of its internal can be found at:
http://bh.udev.org/filez/photos/OpenAP/
http://opensource.instant802.com/hardware.php
Hope ppl from Karlnet can take a look on my idea and give it a try ;-)
Cheers
!3runo
from Brazil
> I have here several WL11000 boards, with linux preloaded
> (http://opensource.instant802.com). They are sold as
> SMC2655W, SMC2652W, USR2450 and other labels
>
> from what I can tell, it's more or less the same hardware of
> RG1000s, but with a little more flash (1MB) and a prism card
> (with thertiary firmware 0.7.5, which is somewhat old) instead
> of orinoco
>
> as there is plenty of info available from the openap project
> for this board, I wish to know if Karlnet couldn't afford trying
> a direct port of its RG1000 software to this unit, so it can
> become a TC low cost CPE
>
> I was planning to include the linux TC support on it but, from
> what I've learn on this list, the linux TC driver isn't being fully
> supported anymore (my running system uses kernel 2.4.20),
> and it uses old wavelan_cs (the unit runs hostap_cs driver
> and the orinoco_cs driver also seems to work)
>
> nevertheless to say, Karlnet firmware could make this beasts
> run like a rock, if there is enough interest to try a port
>
> What did you guys from karlnet say about my idea?
>
> TIA, !3runo
> from Brazil
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