Hi there,
I've seen a lot of people trying to install openwrt in routers similiar
to the one I sent, e.g. in
https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=15934
How is it going? Do you have something we can try to install?
Thanks,
Victor.
On 06/09/2010 12:41 PM, j...@phrozen.org wrote:
Thx !
Quoting Victor Pablos Ceruelo <victorpablosceru...@gmail.com>:
Hi there,
I've just sent the unit and the power adapter to John's address
(finally I found some time to get to the postal office).
It'll arrive on 10 days (maybe before).
Only 2 things:
1- It is necessary to sign the receipt to receive the letter because
I'll receive the receipt 10 days after you receive the package.
I've done this to assure that the package does not get lost ... :-(
2- I've forgotten to reset the router before sending it.
Please do it before a backup of firmware so passwords, etc does not
get compromised.
We all hope this unit gets supported soon thanks to John and Luka.
Thanks again for your time.
Regards,
Victor
On 06/07/2010 09:55 AM, Luca Olivetti wrote:
En/na Victor Pablos Ceruelo ha escrit:
Hi,
I'm looking for the less expensive way of sending packages to
Germany (from Spain).
As it is the only extra unit we have, I wanna be sure that it will
arrive there,
but postal services I'm looking at are really expensive.
Do you know how to send it in a non-very-expensive way but being
sure that it will arrive there?
Last time I had to send a piece of equipment (a hard disk drive to
be repaired to IBM logistic centre in Ireland) I just sent it as a
"Carta ordinaria"
http://correos.es/comun/tarifas/01P01a-CartasOrdinarias.asp
A "Carta certificada" should give some more guarantees about
delivery and it doesn't cost much more:
http://correos.es/comun/tarifas/01P01b-CartasCertificadas.asp
The key is to keep the weight down, maybe sending just the router
without any accessory (supposing that John already has a suitable
power adapter, though IIRC the power adapter is a switching one so
it should not weight that much).
And make sure that the sum of the dimensions of the box doesn't
exceed 90cm (the original box with some added padding should do).
Bye
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