The short answer is that, if it was that easy, we would have done it long ago. The fact that we haven't done it should speak for itself. As I have said, we are very familiar with those sources (and many other GPL source releases). Surely I didn't mean to underestimate your work and efforts, just wa...

Well, one thing I can assure you of is that you cannot have separate VLANs. The switch is not supported to that extent. Mmhm.. Interesting. But that could be done with the IP175A in RT firmware, yes? Although I'm still a bit clueless at this point, but... I was looking around in the GPL tarball I m...

No, I'm simply saying that we have had one person who thinks that using Qos (particularly PRIOWRR) on the 2640T may have fried his switch. Since we (and even him in the end) can neither confirm nor deny it, safety is the best policy. Good to know. thanks! 2. If you are as serious about the above as...

TheChief, 1. I am not sure I understand what you mean by "Don't use QoS, it will fry the switch".. The G624T has the same Infinion ADM6996M chip, with QoS in the stock firmware, and used with QoS in openwrt . Are you saying that due to lack of native support for that switch chip (vs. the Marvell for...

The inside of the router: Board: 8ASL261513A1G REV-A1 CPU: Texas Instruments TNETD7300EZSW Flash: SAMSUNG K8D3216UBC-PI07 (4MB) RAM: NANYA NT5SV8M16DS-6K (16MB) Switch: Infineon ADM6996M Wifi: TNETW1350A ADSL Transformer: Pulse BX2479H 01NL Wifi RF cable from PCB to antenna jack mount was disconnect...

Then it's better to backup your fw and perhaps upload to some public server! Yes, I was thinking of that earlier, but not exactly sure how to go about doing it. Do I need JTAG for that task? (I have spare old parallel printer cable, and I'm sure I can scrap four 100ohm resistors from a old PSU PCB)...

Aha, a little more info: 1. About D-Link's notice that WDS was removed (from Malaysian forum): Anyone got WDS working for this model? It was initially there in 2006 firmware but no longer available after the firmware upgrade since 2007. http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1110470&view=findpo...

Ahahah! D-Link's world is very crazy! Hehe. yes.. I'm in Egypt, and have noticed that the 2640 U being sold here now are H.W. Ver.: BRU/C (which were originally targeted for Russia - RU) :P Sadly I couldn't seem to find any used (or even new) 2650U's (which have 8mb flash + 2 usb ports), but still ...

Yes, we know all about that one. It wasn't of much use (indeed, I haven't seen any of their GPL code releases that has been of any use). This one is from way back in 2006. Well, I kind of know what you mean... Having spent quite a bit of time in past few weeks following closely some dev threads her...

The hardware version is very important when you choose a D-Link firmware to upgrade! On the bottom on your device you can read it: "H/W Ver.". For example if you have an "A1" version you have to search an "A" or "A1" firmware. Yep, I'm aware of that. Please notice I did mention: Back of the DSL Rou...

I know this is a bit old, but just wondering what version of the DSL-2640T this discussion goes on about? There are several versions it seems, most popular two seem to be EU-A and ME-A (there's also an EU-C and some others). Please see my post in MHAQS' thread: https://www.routertech.org/viewtopic.p...

Unfortunately so - unless the manufacturer releases the GPL sources used to compile the firmware for your router. You might want to chase them up on it. I just recently bought a used (but in very good condition) DSL-2640T, which is running the original firmware that it came with, which is VERY bugg...