Maybe somebody can clear this up, but what does supported hardware mean? I was expanding our walkthrough this weekend by trying to build my own openWRT image with Buildroot. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought we mainly needed openWRT with the appropriate drivers in the image. If not, then what else? (IPsec for tunneldigger, etc.)

Pete brought a router that wasn't on the supported hardware list because it had been a revised router. It was a D-Link 601 B1 and he had a custom built openWRT image he found on the internet. A lot of my interest with the project is people being able to repurpose their routers, either automatically with software, or manually through a comprehensive guide. Ideally middle school/high school kids should be able to convert their routers.

In other words, if you plan on not keeping these routers around, I would rather use them to test firmware builds. Sorry Pete, I don't want to brick your router. :P Also, I'm interested in expanding the walkthrough more at this week's hack night if anybody is interested.

Jeremy

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Ok I looked up OpenWRT compatibility. I will start trying to find homes for
this stuff, but let me know if it's useful.

1 ? Asus RT-N53
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Don't think it supports OpenWRT

> 1 ? Belkin N450 DB
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Don't think it supports OpenWRT

> 1 ? Linksys WRT54GL
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Supports OpenWRT but maybe not worth keeping around?

> 1 ? Linksys WRT54GL v1.1
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Supports OpenWRT but maybe not worth keeping around?

> 1 ? Linksys WRT300N v1
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Supports OpenWRT

> 1 ? Netgear WNDR3300
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Supports OpenWRT

> 5 ? Netgear WNDR4000
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Supports OpenWRT

> 1 ? Netgear WG311v3 (PCI card)
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N/A it's a PCI card :)

--mark
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