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I meant those are some of the routers that I know of that have Marvell chipset.Linksys Wrt1900ac Openvpn Client Nordvpn Access, Vpn Fire Tv Amazon, Expressvpn Dns Test, Best You Can Vpn ExpressVPN In 60 Seconds, Get 18 Best Kodi Builds 2019 List - August 2019 i thought dd-wrt does not support ANY marvell chipset based routers. Some? so then your saying that there is at least some routers that were supported and some that werent. ea3500, ea4500 among some of the Marvell chipset routers that didn't get supported. I was friggin hyped for the wrt1900ac, but now i feel disappointment with doubt.
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Posted: Tue 0:41 Post then why do you say "yet." kong says that the reason why dd-wrt does not support marvell based routers is because there is a small number? The other thing is their own firmware will need time too, thus might be buggy for a long time.īut lets stop guessing we will probably get more info soon, lets not bash this new router before it is out. There are probably a few more routers out there with a marvel radio, but at least I don't know any of them while I can name at least 20 routers with a broadcom or atheros radio without looking it up:-)īelkin has to put effort into this to get Opensource support for it, just saying hey we give out an SDK with binary blobs + a router is not really attractive if this thing uses a marvell radio. The radio part is not supported in any 3rd party fw. I know exactly one router with a marvell radio: WNR854T Why should we add support for marvell if there are only ~1-3 routers out there with a marvell radio.
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What i want to know is, what is keeping the dd-wrt devs from making a working firmware for marvell based routers? does marvell have no linux drivers at all? closed source? more of a pain than broadcom? In any case until you see stable releases for these new wireless chips it will take some time, not sure if this will make these units a success.
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Who knows if it supports all modes and if there will be source code for the driver. Well that means it will take a while until you see DD-WRT support for it. I am far from a guru, I'm barely a novice. That article also says its a Marvell chipset. I really doubt, that they will deliver source code to the wireless part. Netgear still has wireless and qos problems, relying on them would mean we would be just as bad or good:-) for the netgear necessary and it is good this way. The SDK thing sounds bad to me, why would we need an SDK from them if it is an open platform. curious, but did other companies like asus and netgear do the same? They mentioned the openWRT SDK for the router in there. Since it is the unit that powers my home and I have a few people around that get really mad if they can't get online. R7000 is the best unit for DD-WRT right now. Tomato might be able to support the AC68U soon. RMerlin does a great job if it comes to power up the stock firmware. I fear by the time the Linksys hits the market, the R7000 is half the price and still much better in terms of stability:-)Īsus AC68U is the best unit if you want to be able to play with firmwares. The big advantage of the R7000 is, that I invested lots of time in adding support for it + even more time testing wireless etc.Īll major issues solved and for me running 100% stable now. I don't see any real benefit over the R7000 now, the 2x1,2Ghz compared to the 2x1Ghz is not a big deal, the rest of the specs are identical. If it is, then tomato support will be even further away, as they currently don't have arm support along with broadcom wireless. Thus might be a unit with atheros wireless radios. OpenWRT can't/couldn't add support for Broadcom AC units for now, as they don't have drivers they can compile on their kernels. I'm curious about the OpenWRT support though, as the article does not mention the SOC. The dd-wrt support for current Linksys units is really bad, not much testing done on these units. Not sure if BS is in touch with Belkin, but neither Linksys or Belkin ever contacted me. I doubt any user will donate one so we can add support for it. Now, I realise it's probably waaay to early to ask, but just out of curiosity - will anyone be looking at this beauty: ? Posted: Mon 20:22 Post subject: Re: Linksys WRT1900AC It takes a "community" to raise a router.ĭD-WRT non-official LIVE element/matrix chat im as excited as the nintendo 64 kid.įor people who are new to the dd-wrt forums >