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Recently I've bought an Asus WL500GP router. Just very quickly the list of it's features:

[*] there are custom linux based firmares available for it
[*] has 2 usb ports (supports USB hub, external hard drives, web cameras, card readers, usb sound cards)
[*] high quality design ;)


(i've opened my router and added a small 4GByte microdrive so it has a permanent harddisk attached. WARNING: this voids its warranty !!!)


It has a really wide package support, and can be used as a real NAS with multiple harddisks.

Anyways - stay tuned: I'm going to publish a few tutorials on how to do stuff with the router ;)
wow, the radio very nice,
wrote bycustom usb flash drives9/2/2010 8:05 AMwww.zlxusb.comm@ail
just found out that the maximum transfer rate on USB or UTP for this router is 3.5MBytes/sec. (that is 28MBit / sec)[br]
So if you have a connection speed higher than this, it will not be fully used for sure.
wrote bymoszidev6/13/2008 4:36 PM
yepp, i know dd-wrt as well ;) - actually what i liked in oleg's firmware is that he didn't change the web ui ( which actualy i turned it off completely now ... ) - he just added new functionality to it.
wrote bymoszidev6/10/2008 8:58 AM
If you're interested in custom firmwares, you should try dd-wrt too.
As far as I know, your gadget is supported. Take a look at http://dd-wrt.com

Dozens
of new features were revealed after it was deployed to my Linksys and turned to a thousand dollar router...

Kornel
wrote byKornel Javor6/9/2008 9:14 AMm@ail
add linkThe last comments:custom usb flash drives says:wow, the radio very nice, Afonso says:I'm trying to make a raid1 on the asus 500gp and I've saw your thread. But I cannot find the md.o and the raid1.o on modules.tar.gz file you attached. I also have a linux noobie question here should I put the files to make the insmod command see themmike says:Good videosmoszidev says:Venemo: it is at System.Web.Configuration.HttpConfigurationSystem.UseHttpConfigurationSystem moszidev says:dumb, ... no wonder your name is dumb :) ... i more or less expected these type of answers :) - trust me, i know the double locking design pattern :) ... but it seems that you don't really know for what the locking is needed ;) ...dumb says:this is called double locking: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_checked_locking_patternVenemo says:Where did you find this in the framework?
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