[MLB-WIRELESS] belkin f5d7230au4 and f5d7230-4

[Shaun Lee Clarke]

A quick note on the Linksys WRT54G's, if you decide to go down this 
path, check that it is either an older revision WRT54G or get a WRT54GL, 
as the newer revisions rub VxWorks are not compatible with the majority 
of Linux distributions, or will only run with a VERY limited feature set.

As for mounting the mast, what are you planning on mounting it to? Tim 
roof, tile roof, free standing etc.

As for connecting, depends on your networking setup. You could just be a 
client to another node, or run your own network and have routing going 
between your network and the remote node etc.

  *Shaun Lee Clarke*
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Rockwallaby Deluxe Model wrote:
> Howdy, me again.
> 
> Does anyone know if there is a hardware difference between the belkin f5d7230au4 and f5d7230-4? 
> It seems a f5d7230-4 prior to rev 1444 works with openwrt, and I was hoping this could turn out to be a  good cheap router. 
> Anyone have one of these?
> Does anyone know how much ram/rom there is in a f5d7230au4?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> 
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