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From: Clint Sharp on 23 Nov 2007 03:39
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<72c30c79-db68-452d-a0ce-6f42aa308f34(a)e23g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
wzab <wzab01(a)gmail.com> writes
>Hi All,
>I need to prepare a small, ethernet connected embedded system (just a
>few pieces). The cheapest solution is to reuse a standard router. I
>have found the http://hri.sf.net, but it lists only relatively old
>routers. There is also OpenWRT site ( http://toh.openwrt.org/ ), but
>it lists mainly relatively expensive, WiFi enabled routers.
>The cheapest router I can buy is DRI 100, manufactured by D-Link.
>However I can not found any info regarding its internals and
>reengineering. Before I'll buy and disassemble one, could someone
>please provide me with some information regarding the hardware
>resources available in this box (CPU, amount of FLASH/RAM, available
>"hidden" connectors)?
You might want to take a look back at Elektor Electronics index, they
published details of how to use a low cost (Approx. 20UKP at the time)
Sweex router as a web server.

http://spritesmods.com/?art=sweexusb
>--
>TIA & Regards,
>Wojtek
>

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Clint Sharp
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