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An OpenWrt based based firmware is DD-WRTAn OpenWrt based based firmware is DD-WRTPosted Aug 19, 2005 12:43 UTC (Fri) by kromo (guest, #31945)Parent article: Linux wireless freedom with OpenWrt (NewsForge)
This one is pretty active. It was originally based on Alchemy and Talisman from Sveasoft but has made very much of independent progress like new GUI, VOIP features, etc. and switched recently to OpenWRT as the underlying distribution.
Take a look at:
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An OpenWrt based based firmware is DD-WRT Posted Aug 19, 2005 15:43 UTC (Fri) by rfunk (subscriber, #4054) [Link] Can you give a link or quote about dd-wrt switching to openwrt?Everything I found on their site was about Alchemy and Talisman. (Though their forum seems to be down now, so I might be missing something there.)
An OpenWrt based based firmware is DD-WRT Posted Aug 19, 2005 16:37 UTC (Fri) by nbd (subscriber, #14393) [Link] It's not really based on OpenWrt, though the author of DD-WRT wants it to be someday. At the moment it's still an offspin of Alchemy with lots of extra stuff that includes some OpenWrt parts.
An OpenWrt based based firmware is DD-WRT Posted Aug 19, 2005 16:43 UTC (Fri) by kromo (guest, #31945) [Link] Google is your friend ;-)
eg. a result:
Basically this enables one to use packages from OpenWRT without needing to update the whole firmware (requires a rw filesystem, which is not turned on by default due to the compression ratio)
An OpenWrt based based firmware is DD-WRT Posted Sep 12, 2005 0:18 UTC (Mon) by kromo (guest, #31945) [Link] Statement from the developer:http://forum.bsr-clan.de/viewtopic.php?t=1221#7599
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