Hi Matthieu, I would say Fonera2. You can mitigate the cons by loading kernel+initramfs images from TFTP for testing your developments before going on flash.
Regards, -- Nico Matthieu CASTET wrote: > Hi, > > I want to by a cheap (may be by ebay) wifi router with usb high speed that is > supported by openwrt. > I want good hardware (robust, good wifi signal quality, no usb/wifi conflict), > with a low power consumption if possible. > I want ready to do some software development (after all I do embedded stuff > everyday at my job). > > > After some research the candidate are : > - WGT634U : > * pro : 8 MB flash > well supported (+ leak usermanual of soc) > 5 gpio available to do some hard mod > mini-pci board > * con : some user report instability with it and problem with the power > circuit > bad wifi signal quality > crypto block doesn't seem to work > - WL-500GD > * pro : > well supported (+ leak usermanual of soc) > hardware shematic (from ce certification) > 3 gpio avaible (+ other unsued) > 2 + (2 internal) usb port > flash possible via tftp without serial cable > * con : only 4 MB flash > via usb chipset (via hasn't good reputation for that) > is the wifi chip well supported in master mode on 2.6 > > - WL-500GP > * pro : 8 MB flash > v2 version got everything integrated in one chip (less power > consumption ???) > more cpu clock > * con : no so cheap > gpio avaiable ? > - DIR-320 > - FON2202 > * pro : 8 MB flash > * con : slow flash (spi) > one lan port > - WRTSL54GS > * con : impossible to find > > > What router do you recommend ? > > > Thanks > > Matthieu > > > _______________________________________________ > openwrt-users mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-users > _______________________________________________ openwrt-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-users
