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Proprietary VDSL2 Linux routers adventures • I recently bought a wireless / phone adapter / VDSL modem from my Internet Service Provider (ISP) during my last. It generally works fine as a VDSL modem, but unfortunately, I can't seem to get used to configuring the device through their clickety web user interface. Furthermore, I am worried that I can't backup the config in a meaningful way, that is: if the device fails, I will probably not find the same model again and because they run a custom Linux distributions, the chances of the backup being possible to restore on another machine are basically zero. No way i will waste my time configuring this black box.

So I started looking at running a distribution like on it. (Unfortunately, I don't even dare hoping to run a decent operating system like Debian on those devices, if only because of the exotic chipsets that require all sorts of nasty hacks to run.) The machine is a ().

I am linking to third party site, because the doesn't seem to know about their own product (!). I paid extra for this device to get one that would do both Wifi and VoIP, so i could replace two machines: my current Soekris net5501 router and a that seems to mysteriously defy the challenges of time. (I don't remember when I got that thing, but it's at least from 2006.) Unfortunately, it seems that SmartRG are running a custom, proprietary Linux distribution.

According to my ISP, init is a complete rewrite that reads an XML config file (and indeed it's the format of the backup files) and does the configuration through a shared memory scheme (!?)., the device seems to be running a Broadcom 63168 SOC (system on a chip) that is. There are some efforts to write drivers for those from scratch, but they have been basically stalled for years now. Here are more details on the sucker: • - i can easily get telnet access and a busybox shell • - all files listing • - all sorts of cryptic information about the DSL line • - some custom information dump tool, includes dmesg, kernel modules listing and so on • - some passwords were obviously censored. Ps2 bios download.

• - extracted straight from /dev/mtdblock0 with nc • - used a patched version of to • - a select few files that seem to hold firmware images or interesting proprietary blobs Now the next step would logically be to 'simply' build a new image with OpenWRT and install it in place. Then I would need to figure out a way to load the binary blobs into the OpenWRT kernel and run all the ADSL utilities as well. It's basically impossible: the odds of the binary modules being compatible with another arbitrary release of the Linux kernel are near zero. Furthermore, the userland tool are most likely custom as well. And worse of all: it seems that Bell Canada which requires a custom binary firmware in the modem. This could be why the SmartRG is so bizarre in the first place.

As long as the other end is non-standard, we are all screwed. See this other. Which means this machine is now yet another closed box sitting on the internet without firmware upgrades, totally handicapped. I will probably end up selling it back for another machine that has OpenWRT support for their VDSL modems. But there are such machines, and with a lot of those, VDSL support is often marked as 'spotty' or 'in progress'. Are supported but are basically impossible to find. There's the are also interesting because, apparently,, which is a huge benefit.

This is because they use the more open. Which are probably. Samsung gt s3300k flash loader 7 4 4 ssg v0 5. Still, there are some very interesting projects out there.