The RDC port is a port of OpenWrt to the RDC R321x(-G) and R861x(-G) SoC's. These are x86-compatible chips. The "86" in the designation represents the industrial version, while "32" represents the commercial version. The last digit is "0" for ones with USB, and "1" for ones without. RDC's website had a datasheet each for the R8610 and the R8610-G, but they have been removed. Most info there applied to the aforementioned derivatives the way one would expect. Devices that use this chipset include:

• Airlink 101 AR525W
• Edimax BR-6216Mg
• Gemtek WRTR-137G
• Longshine LCS-WR-2114M
• Sitecom WL-153
• Sitecom WL-176
• Linksys WRT54GR

PDF downloads from RDC:

R8610 brief R3210 brief R3211 brief Draft of old R8610 datasheet Draft of old R8610-G datasheet

RDC JTAG DownloadTool (RDC Loader)

Guy working on RDC :

http://www.ivankuten.com/system-on-chip-soc/rdc-r8610/

The RDC support was started in October 2006 in the Kamikaze branch and is now considered stable with squashfs images.

Find all GPIO lines.

The Sitecom WL-153, Longshine LCS-WR-2114M and Edimax BR-6216Mg (and other devices which are simply rebranded Edimax devices) seem to be equiped with just 2 MB of flash (Macronix 29LV160CBTC-70G chip) and 16 MB RAM. Other devices apparently have 4 MB flash.

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