I am the proud owner of a Sipura ATA, and have used many Linksys boxes in my home network for a long time, before Cisco acquired them.
I have read that all those boxes are "Linux Inside" (TM) :-)
Can someone confirm or deny that?
What other well-known products run embedded Linux?
TIA,
-Ramon F Herrera
"Ramon F Herrera" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com:
Well Linksys WRT54G(S) springs to mind... with open code and zillions of free add-on functions, alternative firmware etc., this hardware have sold much better than it would have done with "closed" code.
best regards, NKJensen
Unfortunately, it is not that open. Some drivers and the "heart" of router - a program that actually interprets configuration and executes it - are closed source and unlikely to be ever opened. Besides no one knows for sure if binary FW that runs in router is actually built from the sources available (read - how outdated sources are).
=arvi=
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