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*Flash: 8 MB | *Flash: 8 MB | ||
*Ethernet ports: 1 PoE | *Ethernet ports: 1 PoE | ||
Remaining ToDo: | |||
*Support "paired" mode | |||
:Where router is hooked up to secondary ethernet port of a Nanostation M5 to function similarly to a single dual radio 2.4 + 5 ghz router. | |||
== Ubiquiti Nanostation M5 == | == Ubiquiti Nanostation M5 == | ||
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*Ethernet ports: 1 PoE and 1 with optional PoE passthrough. | *Ethernet ports: 1 PoE and 1 with optional PoE passthrough. | ||
WARNING: Some of the older versions of these have a hardware bug that can kill the router the first time you enable the PoE | WARNING: Some of the older versions of these have a hardware bug that can kill the router the first time you enable the PoE pass-through. | ||
Remaining ToDo: | |||
*Add 5 GHz-specific and 802.11n-specific configuration options to node-configurator | |||
*Support "paired" mode | |||
:Where router has Picostation 2 HP hooked up to secondary ethernet port to function similarly to a single dual radio 2.4 + 5 ghz router. | |||
== Ubiquiti Nanobridge M5 == | == Ubiquiti Nanobridge M5 == | ||
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*Flash: 8 MB | *Flash: 8 MB | ||
*Ethernet ports: 1 PoE | *Ethernet ports: 1 PoE | ||
Remaining ToDo: | |||
*Add 5 GHz-specific and 802.11n-specific configuration options to node-configurator | |||
== Ubiquiti Rocket M5 == | == Ubiquiti Rocket M5 == | ||
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*Flash: 8 MB + USB (port but not sure if USB works in OpenWRT) | *Flash: 8 MB + USB (port but not sure if USB works in OpenWRT) | ||
*Ethernet ports: 1 PoE | *Ethernet ports: 1 PoE | ||
Remaining ToDo: | |||
*Add 5 GHz-specific and 802.11n-specific configuration options to node-configurator | |||
== TP-LINK TL-WR703N / TL-MR3020 == | == TP-LINK TL-WR703N / TL-MR3020 == | ||
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*Flash: 4 MB + USB port for additional storage. | *Flash: 4 MB + USB port for additional storage. | ||
*Ethernet ports: 1 non-PoE. | *Ethernet ports: 1 non-PoE. | ||
Remaining ToDo: | |||
*Add support for external filesystem on USB device. | |||
= Second milestone = | = Second milestone = | ||
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*Flash: 8 MB | *Flash: 8 MB | ||
*Max power: ~200 mW | *Max power: ~200 mW | ||
Remaining ToDo: | |||
*Add watchdog support to kernel. | |||
*Fix issue where firmware shuts down immediately after bootup. | |||
*Make/buy cases. | |||
*Buy antennas. | |||
*Buy power supplies. | |||
== Ubiquiti Nanobeam M5 == | == Ubiquiti Nanobeam M5 == | ||
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*Flash: 8 MB | *Flash: 8 MB | ||
*Ethernet ports: 1 PoE | *Ethernet ports: 1 PoE | ||
Remaining ToDo: | |||
*Unknown but probably same as Rocket M5. | |||
= Third milestone = | = Third milestone = | ||
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= Fourth milestone = | = Fourth milestone = | ||
Support | Support an open hardware router (does not yet exist, though a Beagle Bone Black with an Atheros Chipset is probably as close as we're likely to get soon). | ||
= Fifth milesone = | |||
Support an even more open hardware router, possibly with everything implemented with FPGAs and DACs. Possibly not even limited to the wifi standard. | |||