BR6104 - Revision history

Ralf: BR6104Wg: Don't link to useless and now removed Canyon-Tech CN-WF512 page.

2012-08-13T16:58:40Z

BR6104Wg: Don't link to useless and now removed Canyon-Tech CN-WF512 page.

Williw: /* Devices */

2008-11-11T13:43:42Z

‎Devices

Bifferos at 13:30, 13 March 2008

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Bifferos at 13:29, 13 March 2008

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Bifferos at 13:24, 13 March 2008

2008-03-13T13:24:20Z

Alec v at 21:56, 8 February 2008

2008-02-08T21:56:52Z

Bifferos at 01:21, 14 October 2007

2007-10-14T01:21:53Z

Bifferos: /* Adding a serial port */

2007-10-14T01:20:00Z

‎Adding a serial port

Bifferos: /* External links */

2007-10-14T01:17:18Z

‎External links

Bifferos: /* External links */

2007-10-14T01:17:00Z

‎External links

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 The [http://www.edimax.nl/html/english/products/BR-6104Wg.htm BR6014Wg] is based on the [[ADMtek|ADM5120]] (BGA) and has one WAN port and 4 port LAN swith. Additionally, it has a WiFi 802.11G MiniPCI card: [http://www.airvast.com/ AirVast] WN360g, which based on the Intersil / GlobespanVirata / Conexant PRISM GT chipset.
-[[NMX-WB04G]], [[Canyon-Tech CN-WF512]] and [[ConceptronicC54BRS4]] are clones of the BR6104Wg.
+[[NMX-WB04G]], Canyon-Tech CN-WF512 and [[ConceptronicC54BRS4]] are clones of the BR6104Wg.
 Routers's PCB has a place for the second MiniPCI slot, but socket is not soldered.

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	[[Image:Ps-3205u.small.jpg]]		[[Image:Ps-3205u.small.jpg]]

		+	=== PS-3103P ===
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		+	3 Port Printerserver with RDC R1610 16bit RISC
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		+	[[Image:Ps3103P.jpg\|400px]]
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		+	Looks like has got Serial console connectors. But I have not tried yet.
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	=== EW-7207APg ===		=== EW-7207APg ===

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 === BR6104KP ===
-The [http://www.edimax.nl/html/english/products/BR-6104KP.htm BR6104KP] is the same as the BR6104K but has two USB 1.1 master ports that can be used to connect a printer and use it as a print server. Also you can use USB Flash disk for root filesystem (needed [http://www.lammerts.org/software/kernelpatches/usb-storage-root.patch patch] for usb root device).  The 6104KP model is not sold in the UK, possibly due to problems gaining approval/certification.
+The [http://www.edimax.nl/html/english/products/BR-6104KP.htm BR6104KP] is the same as the BR6104K but has two USB 1.1 master ports that can be used to connect a printer and use it as a print server. Also you can use USB Flash disk for root filesystem (needed [http://www.lammerts.org/software/kernelpatches/usb-storage-root.patch patch] for usb root device).
 [[Image:BR6104KP.JPG|360px]]

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 * [http://www.amilda.org/ AMiLDA is a user-friendly distribution that supports the BR-6104K(p) and others]
 * [http://www.student.tue.nl/Q/t.f.a.wilms/adm5120/ A straightforward guide to getting a 2.6 kernel up and running using buildroot]
-* [http://linux-adm5120.sf.net/ Sourceforge site focusing on the BR-6104KP in a hobbyist environment]
+* [http://squidge.sf.net/ Squidge - a Linux distribution for the electronics enthusiast]
 * [http://www.omnima.co.uk/kp.html A cheap source for a BR-6104KP board with programming header]

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 It is possible to use Siemens [http://www.meshcube.org/meshwiki/ModifiedMobileSerCable mobile phone datacable] as converter.
-And its possible to use [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/AddASerialPort solutions] like on the 3.3V TTL serial Port of the Linksys NSLU2
+And its possible to use [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/AddASerialPort solutions] like on the 3.3V TTL serial Port of the Linksys NSLU2.  For the lazy, [http://www.omnima.co.uk Omnima] are now selling a
 Set you terminals' speed to 115200 (8N1). When powering up press SPACE three times to get into the boot menu.

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	== Devices ==		== Devices ==
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		+	=== BR6101 ===
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		+	Edimax [[BR6101]] is based on the ADM5106 SoC (ARM7TDMI).

	=== BR6104 ===		=== BR6104 ===

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 Tip: I experienced a lot of problems with the XModem transfers, which seemed to have something to do with the start of the transfer. For me, it helps to type some junk into the router, before starting up the XModem protocol. So I type "a" for upload to flash, then hold the arrow-up key for a couple of seconds, then start the transfer. However, this might be voodoo, your mileage may vary.
-From Linux you can automate this process with a [http://www.biffer.talktalk.net/sweex/adm_tx.py script] (requires [http://pexpect.sourceforge.net/ pexpect]).  The script seems to reliably work around the XModem issues (>20 transfers so far without problems).
+From Linux you can automate this process with a [http://linux-adm5120.sourceforge.net/tools/ script].  The script seems to reliably work around the XModem issues.
 == JTAG ==

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	My PS-3205U likes more username "edimax" with password "software01". I've found it easily by applying "strings AP/mkimg/image/bin/setup". As you can see, the /bin/setup program is the one you talk to at /dev/ttyS1.		My PS-3205U likes more username "edimax" with password "software01". I've found it easily by applying "strings AP/mkimg/image/bin/setup". As you can see, the /bin/setup program is the one you talk to at /dev/ttyS1.

−	~~== External links ==~~

−	* [http://www.norocketscience.com/router/ Modify Edimax BR-6104K / Sweex LB000021 firmware]
−	* [http://www.norocketscience.com/forum/ Edimax BR-6104K / Sweex LB000021 Forum ]
−	* [http://vlad.org.ua/adm5120/ Edimax BR6104 overview] Flash format, Serial console, e.t.c. (Cyrillic!)
−	* [http://sprite.student.utwente.nl/~jeroen/projects/lb000021/usb_tutorial/ How to add USB] by Jeroen Domburg
−	* [http://sprite.student.utwente.nl/~jeroen/projects/lb000021/rootfs/ Boot from USB Flash Device] by Jeroen Domburg
−	* [http://www.elektor.de/Default.aspx?tabid=27&year=2006&month=2&art=5550682&PN=On The german Magazine elektor did publish an Article about hacking the SWEEX-Router]
−	* [http://sunspot.co.uk/Projects/Sweex.htm English page on the Elektor SWEEX-Router project]
−	* [http://midge.vlad.org.ua/wiki/ Midge is a linux OpenWRT-like mini-distribution for ADM5120 based routers] , such as Edimax BR-6104K
−	* [http://www.amilda.org/ AMiLDA is a user-friendly distribution that supports the BR-6104K(p) and others]
−	* [http://www.student.tue.nl/Q/t.f.a.wilms/adm5120/ A straightforward guide to getting a 2.6 kernel up and running using buildroot]
−	* [http://linux-adm5120.sourceforge.net/ Sourceforge site focusing on the BR-6104K(P)]
−	* [http://www.omnima.co.uk/kp.html A cheap source for a BR-6104KP board with programming header]

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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 My PS-3205U likes more username "edimax" with password "software01". I've found it easily by applying "strings AP/mkimg/image/bin/setup". As you can see, the /bin/setup program is the one you talk to at /dev/ttyS1.
-== Linux support ==
+== External links ==
-Edimax recently released the sources to their kernel sources (2.4.18) and other tools such as Busybox.
+* [http://www.norocketscience.com/router/ Modify Edimax BR-6104K / Sweex LB000021 firmware]
+* [http://www.norocketscience.com/forum/ Edimax BR-6104K / Sweex LB000021 Forum ]
-* http://www.edimax.co.uk/download/Linux-SC.zip (slow as hell)
+* [http://vlad.org.ua/adm5120/ Edimax BR6104 overview] Flash format, Serial console, e.t.c. (Cyrillic!)
-* http://www.edimax.at/download/Linux-SC.zip
+* [http://sprite.student.utwente.nl/~jeroen/projects/lb000021/usb_tutorial/ How to add USB] by Jeroen Domburg
-* http://obm.edimax.com.tw/Edimax-GPL.tgz
+* [http://sprite.student.utwente.nl/~jeroen/projects/lb000021/rootfs/ Boot from USB Flash Device] by Jeroen Domburg
-* http://obm.edimax.com.tw/Edimax-Tools.tgz Toolchains
+* [http://www.elektor.de/Default.aspx?tabid=27&year=2006&month=2&art=5550682&PN=On The german Magazine elektor did publish an Article about hacking the SWEEX-Router]
 == External links ==