Does anyone know which cpu do they use in the d-link router/adsl modem dsl-g624t ? Aparently, they are running linux inside. How did they do that, scaling down the whole thing into only what they need, and writing device drivers for their ethernet and adsl interfaces, sounds like quite a bit of work. Is there schematics and source free to view some where?
Are you aware this is a forum for Field Programmable Gate Arrays?
Why do you believe we would know about a for-profit commercial product?
Why would d-link care to disclose the schematic and source for their product?
Hey - while I have your ear, do you have any idea why the cup holders for the BMW Z-4 are so shallow? Do you know where I can find mechanical drawings on them?
No. No-one knows. It's a secret. When they were designing it, each engineer was only allowed to see one transistor. My friend accidentally saw two, but now he's disappeared. I blame the Duke of Edinburgh.
Very carefully. I think they must've done quite a bit of work.
I agree.
Maybe in Xanadu. Or perhaps Nirvana? One of those utopias, I'm sure. If you find said S&S, why not post them to a totally random usenet group. That'll make you really popular.
HTH, Syms.
Because the people who drive them are? ;)
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It's a MIPS 4KEc V4.8 cpu core in an TI AR7 chip.
The D-Link source is not free to view, AFAIK. But you can view the free source of an alternative firmware for that modem on
Regards, Marc
I was gonna go with the car is so fast you don't have time to drink a large coffee, but I actually enjoyed yours more :) shouldn't this be in comp.arch.starbucs? Miket
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