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Topic: New Broadcom BCM63xx codebase with GPL'd Ethernet and USB support Message: I build a new openwrt firmware, add HotSpot in webif, but in the web have 2 HotSpott

Topic: New Broadcom BCM63xx codebase with GPL'd Ethernet and USB support Message: @RogherH, Isaac702:     Trunk has a patch that may allow the BT Voyager to from the web interface now.  If you get a CRC error on reboot, it may be that what I thought ... [More] was a kernel CRC is a rootfs kernel CRC (I had to guess and I can't test, as I don't have the modem)@MisteroX:    Can you try web flashing from stock firmware with latest trunk?@everyone:    Testing and reports on the new imagetag, especially web flashing (cfe should 'just work', but there may be exceptions for that too), would be appreciated.  Boot logs, source code, and firmware images all welcomed.Regards,Daniel [Less]

Topic: New Broadcom BCM63xx codebase with GPL'd Ethernet and USB support Message: hi all, wrote a small article on the connecting serial DB-9 cable (asus wl-600g)read here

Topic: New Broadcom BCM63xx codebase with GPL'd Ethernet and USB support Message: Hi,I'm following a similar line to Isaac702.I have a BT Voyager 2500V (uses a Dynalink/Askey RTA1046VW Rev 2.0 PCB) which uses a board ID of V2500V_BBSo far all I've ... [More] done is the simple modification to build firmware with right boardID in target/linux/brcm63xx/image/Makefile Code:+ # BT Voyager 2500VW + $(call Image/Build/CFE,$(1),V2500V_BB,6348) However the tftp upload of the firmware fails with    Code:FlashLayoutVer=0 curFlashLayoutVer=5 Reading Isaac702's posts I see that even if I get the Flash Version byte in the header set correctly, there are problems with CRCs.So I'll email cshore with the output of CFE and a sample firmware.ThanksRoger Hardiman [Less]

Topic: New Broadcom BCM63xx codebase with GPL'd Ethernet and USB support Message: I'm not sure what's the situation for bcm6348. AFAIK, for bcm6358 with the CFE version since 3.10, the board is able to recognize the memory automatically. I've seen some one hacked with 128MB memory.

Topic: Kamikaze 8.09.1 Message: You can always use the build-system.

Topic: Kamikaze 8.09.1 Message: slavach wrote:Are you planning to upload ImageBuilder? It would be a good thing... yeah i think this would be a good thing too as far as i know the image builder in 8.09 is still broken , it would be better to fix the imagebuilder , but nope , another new version with BROKEN Imagebuilder !

Topic: Kamikaze 8.09.1 Message: Are you planning to upload ImageBuilder? It would be a good thing...

Topic: New Broadcom BCM63xx codebase with GPL'd Ethernet and USB support Message: i mod a bcm6348 modem wag54gs's memory to 32m that has 16m originally.i flash it to openwrt, it works, but memory is recognized as 16m.there's no nvram to set or i don't know, how can it use whole 32m ram?do i need a new cfe? how can i find it?

Topic: New Broadcom BCM63xx codebase with GPL'd Ethernet and USB support Message: HI all,I'd like everyone to tell my their router and the version of the broadcom source code (it appears on the serial console when booting, and is present in the ... [More] source code) their router uses.  Also if you have source code for your router, please let me know where I can download it.  Here's why:I am working on the imagetag and from what I have been able to determine there are five different flash formats:cfe:will flash as long as the header CRC is correctcfe-new: as cfe except for some newer boards if the formerly reserved space is used, but isn't correct the CRC it is now used for, you can't flash from CFEoriginal: at least from 3.02 to 3.08 of the broadcom code, needs header CRC and whole image CRCnew: 3.08 to at least 3.12 of the broadcom code, needs header CRC, whole image CRC, kernel CRC, and rootfs CRCalicegate: modified version of version 3.06 of the broadcom code; instead of whole image CRC uses kernel CRCI am doing up a README for router->broadcom version because the new imagetag will generate images for each format, and it would be helpful to users to know which applies to their router.  (The reference board is insufficient because some board designs are used for routers with two different versions of the imagetag).Please email to [email protected] [Less]