BCM6348
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Chip description
BCM6348 is enchanced version of Broadcom BCM6345 and a member of the Broadcom ADSL series. BCM6348 CPU is MIPS32 running at up tu 256MHz(typicaly 250), contains ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+ AFE, USB 2.0 fullspeed (12Mbps) device, two-port USB 2.0 fullspeed (12Mbps) host (i.e, it can be master and accept for example USB flash disk), some glue to interface BCM4318 WiFi-G transiever and full PCI bus.
Used in routers
The BCM6348 is used in the following routers:
- Freebox V4/V5
- Inventel DV-4210 (aka Wanadoo Livebox)
- Inventel D5213, aka AOLBox (French only?)
- Netgear DG834GT
- Thomson SpeedTouch 536i v5
- Thomson 7G
- BT home hub
- Echolife HG520
- USRxx9107
- USRxx9108
- BT Voyager 220v
- Linksys WAG54GS
- ASUS WL-600g
- ASUS AM200g
- ASUS WL-AM604g
- Targa WR500 (exactly same device as Speedport below but black with Targa-Label)
- Speedport (W)500V (German Telecom)
- Belkin 7633
- Zhone 621x
- Netcomm NB6Plus4W
Linux Support
These devices run linux and the GPL requires them to provide the relevant sources. Some vendors DO comply:
Unfortunately, ATM, USB and Ethernet drives are not available in source code and included as precompiled object files in archives mentioned above.