Dropbear - Revision history

Admin: /* Upgrading Via Lucy Web Interface */

2018-01-20T22:19:53Z

Upgrading Via Lucy Web Interface

@@ Line 100: / Line 100: @@
 # Click 'Upload image'
 # Follow the instructions
 =Flags=
 {{DropbearFlag}}

2018-01-20T10:23:55Z

Upgrading

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:23, 20 January 2018
Line 93:		Line 93:
	</pre>		</pre>

			==Upgrading Via Lucy Web Interface==

			# Select Administration in the top right corner
			# Choose the System > Flash Firmware tab
			# Click Browse and navigate to the firmware (it must be a .trx file) you wish to flash to
			# Click 'Upload image'
			# Follow the instructions

	=Flags=		=Flags=

	{{DropbearFlag}}		{{DropbearFlag}}

2018-01-20T10:23:13Z

Flags

@@ Line 12: / Line 12: @@
 [[Image:Dropbear2.jpg|500px]]
 =Flags=
 {{DropbearFlag}}

2017-04-17T11:02:48Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:02, 17 April 2017
Line 1:		Line 1:
	~~{{Orphan\|date=April 2017}}~~		Dropbear is a Linksys [[WRT54GL]] wifi router running [[OpenWrt]].
	Dropbear is a Linksys [[WRT54GL]] wifi router running OpenWrt.

	=Overview=		=Overview=

	Dropbear is a Linksys [[WRT54GL]] wifi router running OpenWrt. The hardware is pretty slow (200 MHz processor) and the on-board storage is ~~dozens of~~ megabytes, so it's pretty limited in terms of baked-in capabilities. There is also no USB port~~, etc~~. ~~These~~ shortcomings can ~~all~~ be overcome through hardware hacking - soldering an external USB port to the board inside, for example, to use external USB storage - but I did not need these modifications for my purposes.		Dropbear is a Linksys [[WRT54GL]] wifi router running OpenWrt. The hardware is pretty slow (200 MHz processor) and the on-board storage is only about 20 megabytes, so it's pretty limited in terms of baked-in capabilities. There is also no USB port or expansion slot.

			Some of these shortcomings can be overcome through hardware hacking - soldering an external USB port to the board inside, for example, to use external USB storage - but I did not need these modifications for my purposes.

	Plus, [[Widy]] is the same cost, easier, battery-powered, pocket-sized, and takes USB. What's not to like about [[Widy]]?		Plus, [[Widy]] is the same cost, easier, battery-powered, pocket-sized, and takes USB. What's not to like about [[Widy]]?

2017-04-17T02:41:12Z

Bot: Orphan page, add template

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:41, 17 April 2017
Line 1:		Line 1:
			{{Orphan\|date=April 2017}}
	Dropbear is a Linksys [[WRT54GL]] wifi router running OpenWrt.		Dropbear is a Linksys [[WRT54GL]] wifi router running OpenWrt.

2017-04-03T23:50:09Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:50, 3 April 2017
Line 1:		Line 1:
			Dropbear is a Linksys [[WRT54GL]] wifi router running OpenWrt.

	=Overview=		=Overview=

	Dropbear is a Linksys [[WRT54GL]] wifi router running OpenWrt. The hardware is pretty slow (200 MHz processor) and the on-board storage is dozens of megabytes, so it's pretty limited in terms of baked-in capabilities. There is also no USB port, etc. These shortcomings can all be overcome through hardware hacking - soldering an external USB port to the board inside, for example, to use external USB storage - but I did not need these modifications for my purposes.		Dropbear is a Linksys [[WRT54GL]] wifi router running OpenWrt. The hardware is pretty slow (200 MHz processor) and the on-board storage is dozens of megabytes, so it's pretty limited in terms of baked-in capabilities. There is also no USB port, etc. These shortcomings can all be overcome through hardware hacking - soldering an external USB port to the board inside, for example, to use external USB storage - but I did not need these modifications for my purposes.

	Plus, [[Widy]] is the same cost, easier, battery-powered, pocket-sized, and takes USB. What's not to like about [[Widy]]?		Plus, [[Widy]] is the same cost, easier, battery-powered, pocket-sized, and takes USB. What's not to like about [[Widy]]?

2017-04-03T23:49:43Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:49, 3 April 2017
Line 1:		Line 1:
	=Overview=		=Overview=

			Dropbear is a Linksys [[WRT54GL]] wifi router running OpenWrt. The hardware is pretty slow (200 MHz processor) and the on-board storage is dozens of megabytes, so it's pretty limited in terms of baked-in capabilities. There is also no USB port, etc. These shortcomings can all be overcome through hardware hacking - soldering an external USB port to the board inside, for example, to use external USB storage - but I did not need these modifications for my purposes.

			Plus, [[Widy]] is the same cost, easier, battery-powered, pocket-sized, and takes USB. What's not to like about [[Widy]]?

	[[Image:Dropbear1.jpg\|500px]]		[[Image:Dropbear1.jpg\|500px]]

2017-02-26T06:38:42Z

Overview

2017-02-26T06:37:44Z

Created page with "=Overview= Image:Dropbear1.jpg Image:Dropbear2.jpg =Flags= {{DropbearFlag}}"

New page

=Overview=

[[Image:Dropbear1.jpg]]

[[Image:Dropbear2.jpg]]

=Flags=

{{DropbearFlag}}