[Wifidog] WRT54G v2.2 OpenWRT image
Pascal Leclerc
leclerc.pascal at ireq.ca
Tue Jan 11 12:43:06 EST 2005
The most information I found was on OpenWRT forum and for the moment,
it's not supported.
http://www.openwrt.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=809
Presently, I think the v2.2 hardware is really new and it's not
available in many stores (like v2.0 last year) and when Openwrt team
will found one, it will be supported.
I will post a message when I will know that v2.2 is supported
Pascal
Philippe April wrote:
>Aaron,
>
>I haven't seen a v2.2 yet (and I don't think nobody in Ile sans Fil has
>either) but once we do have one we'll for sure release an image for it.
>
>I have to say, maybe I should rename openwrt-g-code.bin to something
>more meaningful :)
>
>I will read about v2.2 today, I think the OpenWRT team (the firmware
>Wifidog runs on top of) has some documentation regarding v2.2 but I
>haven't had time to check yet.
>
>I'll keep you updated. Of course returning it and buying a v2 would
>make it easier for now, your choice. Unless it's impossible to make it
>work on v2.2, we'll have it working sooner than later.
>
>If you do find (on Openwrt.org) that the support exists, you could
>always download the buildroot and recompile an openwrt image, and then
>build wifidog from that buildroot (which is exactly what we do).
>
>On Tue, Jan 11, 2005 at 12:22:21AM -0600, Aaron McCann wrote:
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>
>>I was wondering if there is a firmware image available for the v2.2
>>WRT54g routers (with wifidog working of course) that I could download.
>>I "found" an openwrt-g-code.bin on philippeapril.com (I hope this is
>>OK), but it will not flash on to my v2.2 hardware. Would I be better
>>returning this unit to the store, or is there firmware available?
>>
>>I'm involved with a small startup based in Little Rock, Arkansas (mostly
>>networking and tech consulting) and we are trying to start a local
>>community network. I found the wifidog project, and I must say I have
>>been very impressed. We've used Sputnik, NoCat, and chillispot in the
>>past but weren't really happy with any of them. Your project appears to
>>do everything we need, thanks for all of your hard work!
>>
>>thanks for your assistance
>>Aaron
>>
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