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 ====== Huawei EchoLife HG556a ======
+Supported since [[https://dev.openwrt.org/changeset/35011|R35011]].
 The HG556A is an adsl wifi router mainly distributed by Vodafone to their customers.
+:!: It's a good idea to backup the [[#ath_data|cal_data]] area at the flash-chip. The WLAN calibration data is specific for your device.  If you wipe it accidentally it will be difficult to restore, it cannot be restored by flashing back a vendor firmware.
-:!: **WARNING** Before trying to run OpenWRT, do backup the flash, especially the bootloader and the [[#ath_data|ath_data]] area. The nvram data embedded in the bootloader and the WLAN calibration data in ath_data are specific for your device and difficult to restore otherwise. They cannot be restored by flashing back a vendor firmware. (See [[toh:linksys:wag160nv2|WAG160NV2]])
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 ===== Supported Versions =====
-Preliminary patches at ticket [[https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/10741|#10741]]
 ^ Board model ^ Wifi chip ^ Supported ^ Notes ^
-| HG55VDFA VER.C   |  Atheros AR9223  |  **Yes**  | - |
+| HG55VDFA VER.C   |  Atheros AR9223  |  **Yes**  | without ADSL |
-| HG56BZRB VER.A   |  Ralink RT3062F  |  **Yes**  | - |
+| HG56BZRB VER.A   |  Ralink RT3062F  |  **Yes**  | without ADSL |
 About where the wifi calibration data is located in the flash chip see [[#notes]].
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-<td>Currently there are no firmwares for downloads at Openwrt, thus you will need to build it yourself. However you can use the danitool's precompiled firmware if you are too lazy for building your own. Use it at your own risk: <br><br> <a href="http://files.myopera.com/danitool/linux/hg556a/OpenWrt_hg556a_r30964.zip">OpenWrt_hg556a_r30964.zip</a> only for HG55VDFA VER.C boards</td>
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 ===== Hardware Highlights =====
 ^ SoC ^ Ram ^ Flash ^ Network ^ USB ^ Serial ^ JTag ^
 | Broadcom 6358 | 64MiB | 16MiB | 4 x 1| Yes | Yes | Yes |
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 Please check out the article [[doc:techref:Flash Layout]]. It contains an example and a couple of explanations.
-FIXME this is just a draft
+^ partition ^ name ^ filesystem ^ function ^
-^ partition ^ name^ function ^
+| mtd0 | **CFE** | n/a | bootloader |
-| mtd0 | CFE | bootloader |
+| n/a | n/a | n/a | firmware tag |
-| mtd1 | kernel | kernel |
+| mtd1 | **kernel** | RAM executable | kernel |
-| mtd2 | rootfs | root file system |
+| mtd2 | **rootfs** | squashfs | root |
-| mtd3 | ath_data | wifi calibration data |
+| mtd3 | **rootfs_data** | jffs2 | configuration, install new packages |
-| mtd4 | nvram | OEM configuration data |
+| mtd4 | **cal_data** | n/a | wifi calibration data |
+| mtd5 | **nvram** | n/a | OEM configuration data |
+| mtd6 | **linux** | n/a | OpenWrt upgrade |
 ==== OEM easy installation ====
 This section deals with how you install OpenWrt from the device freshly opened.
+  *Download [[http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/brcm63xx/openwrt-HW556-squashfs-cfe.bin|openwrt-HW556-squashfs-cfe.bin]]. You may also be interested on [[#Backports|Backports]]
   *Unplug the power cord
   *Press the button labeled as //RESTART//, don't release it yet!
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 ==== OEM installation using the TFTP method ====
+  * Connect the [[#serial|serial]] TTL cable to send commands to CFE for loading the firmware via tftp.
+  * Start a TFTP server in your PC. Copy the //**openwrt-HW556-squashfs-cfe.bin**// firmware to the server.
+  * Set the IP at your pc to 192.168.1.35 (or any compatible), and connect the ethernet cable to the router.
+This is a session of flashing via TFTP:
+<HTML>
+<p style="padding: 10px;border:1px solid grey;height:350px;font:9px/12px Georgia, Garamond, Serif;overflow:Auto;background-color:#DEE4E7">
+<code>CFE> f 192.168.1.35:openwrt-HW556-squashfs-cfe.bin
+Loading 192.168.1.35:openwrt-HW556-squashfs-cfe.bin ...
-If you want to upgrade using TFTP you follow these steps (as an alternative to the above install process.
+Finished loading 2883588 bytes
+Flashing root file system and kernel at 0xbe020000:
+ ~~~~~~~Flag: 3
+baseAddr 0xbe000000
+kernelAddr 0xbe020100
+rootfsAddr 0xbe020100
+tagFs 0x80800000
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+Backup flag .
+ ~~~~~~~Flag: 1
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+*** Image flash done *** !
+Resetting board...
+</code>
+</p>
+</HTML>
 ==== Upgrading OpenWrt ====
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 <code>
 cd /tmp/
-wget http://http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/XXX/xxx.abc
+wget http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/brcm63xx/openwrt-HW556-squashfs-cfe.bin
-sysupgrade /tmp/xxx.abc
+sysupgrade /tmp/openwrt-HW556-squashfs-cfe.bin
 </code>
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 <code>
 cd /tmp/
-wget http://http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/XXX/xxx.abc
+wget http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/brcm63xx/openwrt-HW556-squashfs-cfe.bin
-mtd write /tmp/xxx.abc linux && reboot</code>
+mtd write /tmp/openwrt-HW556-squashfs-cfe.bin linux && reboot</code>
+=== CFE Upgrade Process ===
+This is a clean and safe upgrade, using the booloader web interface. Just use the [[#oem.easy.installation|OEM installation]] procedure.
+| {{:meta:icons:tango:48px-emblem-important.svg.png|}}| If after upgrading OpenWrt you get the message: <code>jffs2: Cowardly refusing to erase blocks on filesystem with no valid JFFS2 nodes </code> And you can't save changes. Enter OpenWrt [[#failsafe.mode|failsafe]] mode if needed. Then execute this command:\\ <code>mtd erase -r rootfs_data && reboot</code> |
 ===== Basic configuration =====
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 ^ Interface Name ^ Description ^ Default configuration ^
 | br-lan | LAN & WiFi | 192.168.1.1/24 |
-| eth0 | LAN ports (1 to 4) | None |
+| eth0 | LAN ports (1 to 4) | bridged |
-| wlan0 | WiFi | Disabled |
+| wlan0 | WiFi | bridged (disabled) |
 ==== Switch Ports (for VLANs) ====
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 <HTML>
-<div style="height:350px;font:10px/13px Georgia, Garamond, Serif;overflow-y:Auto">
+<p style=";padding: 10px;border:1px dashed grey;height:410px;font:9px/11px Georgia, Garamond, Serif;overflow:Auto">
-<p style="">
+<code># path: /etc/config/network
-<code>
-# path: /etc/config/network
 # port 4 = WAN
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         option proto 	dhcp
         option defaultroute 1
 config switch eth0
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 	option vlan 	1
 	option ports 	"3 5t"
+</code></p>
-</code>
-</p>
-</div>
 </HTML>
@@ Line 176: / Line 218: @@
 -> [[doc:howto:generic.failsafe]]
+**Openwrt failsafe:** Power on the router, press the button //RESTART// repeatedly to enter failsafe mode (the power led starts blinking very fast)
+**CFE failsafe:** This is for entering in the bootloader command line. Use a [[#serial|serial]] cable and press any key while loading CFE.
 ==== Buttons ====
 ->[[doc:howto:hardware.button]]
-The HG556a has four buttons.
+The HG556a has four buttons.
 ^ BUTTON label ^ Event (OEM) ^ GPIO ^ Openwrt name ^ Openwrt code ^
-| ? | diagnostic |  8  | diagnostic | BTN_0 |
+| ? | diagnostic |  8  |  **help**  | KEY_HELP |
-| <nowiki>((⚲))</nowiki>| wifi on/off |  9  | wifi | KEY_WPS_BUTTON  |
+| <nowiki>((i))</nowiki>| wifi on/off |  9  |  **wlan**  | KEY_WLAN  |
-| RESTART | reboot |  10  | restart | BTN_1 |
+| RESTART | reboot |  10  |  **restart**  | KEY_RESTART |
-| RESET | reset |  11  | reset | KEY_RESTART |
+| RESET | reset |  11  |  **reset**  | KEY_CONFIG |
 ===== Hardware =====
 ==== Info ====
-| **[[wp>Instruction set|Architecture]]:**    | [[wp>MIPS architecture|MIPS]] |
+| **[[wp>Instruction set|Architecture]]:**    | [[wp>MIPS architecture|MIPS]] ||
-| **Vendor:**          | [[wp>Broadcom]] |
+| **Vendor:**          | [[wp>Broadcom]] ||
-| **[[doc:techref:Bootloader]]:**     | [[doc:techref:bootloader:CFE|CFE]] |
+| **[[doc:techref:Bootloader]]:**     | [[doc:techref:bootloader:CFE|CFE]] ||
-| **[[doc:hardware:soc|System-On-Chip]]:**  | Broadcom 6358KFBG |
+| **[[doc:hardware:soc|System-On-Chip]]:**  | Broadcom 6358KFBG ||
-| **[[doc:hardware:cpu|CPU]]/Speed**        | BMIPS4350 V1.0 / 300 Mhz |
+| **[[doc:hardware:cpu|CPU]]/Speed**        | BMIPS4350 V1.0 / 300 Mhz  [[doc:hardware:soc:soc.broadcom.bcm63xx:smp|BMIPS Dual Core]] ||
-| **Flash-Chip:**      | Macronix MX29GL128EH \\ Macronix MX29LV128DB \\ Spansion S29GL128P10 |
+| **Flash-Chip:**      | Macronix MX29GL128EH \\ Macronix MX29LV128DB \\ Spansion S29GL128P10 ||
-| **Flash size:**      | 16 MiB |
+| **Flash size:**      | 16 MiB ||
-| **RAM:**             | 64 MiB   |
+| **RAM:**             | [[http://www.hynix.com/datasheet/pdf/dram/HY5DU124(8,16)22D(L)TP(Rev0.1).pdf|HY5DU121622DTP-J]] / DDR-333  ||
-| **Wireless:**        | Atheros AR9223 802.11b/g/n \\ Ralink RT3062F 802.11b/g/n |
+| **RAM size:**             | 64 MiB   ||
-| **Ethernet:**        | Broadcom  {{:toh:bcm5325_datasheet.pdf|BCM5325}} w/ vlan support [[doc:uci:network#swconfig]] |
+| **Wireless:**        | Atheros AR9223 802.11b/g/n \\ Ralink RT3062F 802.11b/g/n | HG55VDFA VER.C\\ HG56BZRB VER.A |
-| **Internet:**        | ADSL2+  |
+| **Ethernet:**        | Broadcom  [[http://wiki.openwrt.org/_media/toh/bcm5325_pinout.png|BCM5325]] w/ vlan support [[doc:uci:network#swconfig]] ||
-| **VoIP:**        | Zarlink Le88266DLC, Si3050 DAA  |
+| **Internet:**        | ADSL2+  ||
-| **USB:**             | 2x 2.0  / SMSC HUB [[http://www.smsc.com/index.php?tid=295&pid=19|USB2502-AEZG]] \\ 1x 1.1 |
+| **VoIP:**        | Zarlink Le88266DLC, Si3050 DAA  ||
-| **[[doc:hardware:port.serial|Serial]]:**          | [[#Serial|Yes]] |
+| **USB:**             | 2x 2.0  / SMSC HUB [[http://www.smsc.com/index.php?tid=295&pid=19|USB2502-AEZG]] \\ 1x 2.0 internal ||
-| **[[doc:hardware:port.jtag|JTAG]]:**            | [[#JTAG|Yes]]  |
+| **[[doc:hardware:port.serial|Serial]]:**          | [[#Serial|Yes]] ||
+| **[[doc:hardware:port.jtag|JTAG]]:**            | [[#JTAG|Yes]]  ||
 ==== Photos ====
+Photo of front and back of the casing:\\
+{{:media:toh:huawei:hg556a-front.jpg?300x300|}}{{:media:toh:huawei:hg556a-back.jpg?300x300|}}
+==== Opening the case ====
+**Note:** This will void your warranty!
+  *To remove the cover:
+| {{:media:toh:huawei:hg556a_rcase0.jpg?200x150|}} | remove the screw hidden under the label at the back of the router |
+| {{:media:toh:huawei:hg556a_rcase1.jpg?200x150|}} | remove the router's foot |
+| {{:media:toh:huawei:hg556a_rcase2.jpg?200x150|}} | carefully separate both parts of the casing |
+=== Photo of PCB ===
 <sortable>
 ^ HG55VDFA VER.C ^ HG56BZRB VER.A ^
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 | {{:toh:huawei:hg556a_board_a.jpg?400|}} | {{:toh:huawei:hg556a-board_ralink.jpg?400|}} |
 |  **Bottom view**  |  **Bottom view**  |
-| {{:toh:huawei:hg556a_board_b.jpg?400|}} | |
+| {{:toh:huawei:hg556a_board_b.jpg?400|}} | {{:toh:huawei:hg556a-board_ralink_b.jpg?400|}}|
 </sortable>
-==== Opening the case ====
-**Note:** This will void your warranty!
-  *To remove the cover do a/b/c
-//Main PCB//
+==== Serial ====
+-> [[doc:hardware:port.serial]] general information about the serial port, serial port cable, etc.
-**Photo of PCB**
+How to connect to the Serial Port of this specific device:
-==== BOOTLOGS ====
-=== OEM bootlog: ===
+Use a serial TTL adapter to connect your PC with HG556a.\\
+**Settings:**
+  * Baudrate: 112500
+  * Data bits: 8
+  * Parity: None
+  * Stop bits: 1
+**Photo of PCB with markings**
+{{:toh:huawei:hg556a_serial_ttl.jpg?400|}}
+==== JTAG ====
+-> [[doc:hardware:port.jtag]] general information about the JTAG port, JTAG cable, etc.
+pin header marked J400 (see back of board picture below). Uses [[http://www.jtagtest.com/pinouts/avr|AVR JTAG]] layout. Broadcom CPU recognised by TJTAG version 3.0.1
+**Photo of PCB with markings (VER.C)**
+{{:media:toh:huawei:hg556ac_jtag_j400.jpg?400x250|}}
+We can use [[https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B07LcVZMfvdkZTc1MDA5MjUtZTMzYy00OGQzLWE5MjAtODFiN2RkMTJmNDQ5&sort=name&layout=list&num=50|the updated version of debrick on Google Docs]]
+But we'll need to change a couple of things
+<code diff>
+--- wrt54g.c
++++ wrt54g.c
+@@ -252,6 +252,7 @@
+    { 0x0535217F, 8, "Broadcom BCM5352 Rev 1 CPU" },
+    { 0x0536517F, 8, "Broadcom BCM5365 Rev 1 CPU" },         // BCM5365 Not Completely Verified Yet
+    { 0x0634817F, 5, "Broadcom BCM6348 Rev 1 CPU" },         // is bigendian
++   { 0x0635817F, 5, "Broadcom BCM6358 Rev 1 CPU" }, //flash base: 0x1e000000 0x1e800000 0x1f000000 0x1f800000
+    { 0x0634517F, 5, "Broadcom BCM6345 Rev 1 CPU" },         // BCM6345 Not Completely Verified Yet
+    { 0x0000100F, 5, "TI AR7WRD TNETD7300GDU Rev 1 CPU" },   // TI AR7WRD Only Partially Verified
+    { 0x0470417F, 8, "Broadcom BCM4704 Rev 8 CPU" },         // BCM4704 chip (used in the WRTSL54GS units)
+@@ -1287,7 +1288,7 @@
+     // Default to Standard Flash Window for Detection if not CUSTOM
+     if (strcasecmp(AREA_NAME,"CUSTOM")==0)
+          FLASH_MEMORY_START = selected_window;
+-    else FLASH_MEMORY_START = 0x1FC00000;
++    else FLASH_MEMORY_START = 0x1e000000;
+     printf("\nProbing Flash at (Flash Window: 0x%08x) ... ", FLASH_MEMORY_START);</code>
+We can use a unbuffered cable, but not longer than 15 cm.
+Backup the whole flash:
+  nice ./debrick -backup:custom /window:1e000000 /start:1e000000 /length:1000000 /silent
+Swap bytes for extracting or whatever you want with the backup
+  cat CUSTOM.BIN | ./switchend > HG556a_backup.bin
+Backup the calibration data:
+  nice ./debrick -backup:custom /window:1EEFE000 /start:1EEFE000 /length:2000 /silent
+or for the flash chip MX29LV128DB:
+  nice ./debrick -backup:custom /window:1EF7E000 /start:1EF7E000 /length:2000 /silent
+===== Debricking =====
+-> [[doc:howto:generic.debrick]]
+===== CFE Bootloader =====
+  - you could read about [[doc:techref:bootloader]] in general
+With a serial console we can get some interesting info
+About the version and build:
+  CFE version cfe.d081.5003 for BCM96358 (32bit,SP,BE)
+  Build Date: Wed Nov 11 10:36:35 CST 2009 (Lihua_68693)
+And about the possible boards compatible with this CFE:
+<code>CFE>
+b
+Press:  <enter> to use current value
+        '-' to go previous parameter
+        '.' to clear the current value
+        'x' to exit this command
+Board Id Name (0-11)
+HW6358GW_A       -------  0
+HW6358GW_B       -------  1
+HW550            -------  2
+HW550_FXO        -------  3
+HW553            -------  4
+HW556            -------  5
+HW556aV2         -------  6
+VW2         -------  7
+VW-16       -------  8
+GW          -------  9
+GW-16       ------- 10
+M           ------- 11       :  5  </code>
+This is the backup of my bootloader: [[http://files.myopera.com/danitool/linux/bootloaders/hg556a_CFE.zip|hg556a_CFE.zip]] --- //danitool 2012/01/06 15:39//
+===== Hardware mods =====
+ -> as a beginner, you really should inform yourself about [[doc:hardware:soldering]] in general and then obtain some practical experience!
+No mods yet.
+===== Firmware mods =====
+==== Backports ====
+  * Backfire backport (**10.03**). Only VER.C boards:\\ [[https://files.myopera.com/danitool/linux/hg556a/hg556a_ath_backport_10.02-luci.zip|hg556a_ath_backport_10.02-luci.zip]]
+  * Attitude Adjustment backport (**12.09**):\\ [[https://files.myopera.com/danitool/linux/hg556a/hg556a_backport_12.09-luci.zip|hg556a_backport_12.09-luci.zip]]
+===== BOOTLOGS =====
+==== OEM bootlog: ====
 <HTML>
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 </HTML>
-=== Openwrt bootlog: ===
+==== Openwrt bootlog: ====
 <HTML>
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 </HTML>
-==== Serial ====
--> [[doc:hardware:port.serial]] general information about the serial port, serial port cable, etc.
-How to connect to the Serial Port of this specific device:
-**Photo of PCB with markings**
-{{:toh:huawei:hg556a_serial_ttl.jpg?400|}}
-==== JTAG ====
--> [[doc:hardware:port.jtag]] general information about the JTAG port, JTAG cable, etc.
-pin header marked J400 (see back of board picture below). Uses [[http://www.jtagtest.com/pinouts/avr|AVR JTAG]] layout. Broadcom CPU recognised by TJTAG version 3.0.1
-**Photo of PCB with markings**
-{{:toh:huawei:hg556a_jtagj400.jpg?300|}}
-We can use [[https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B07LcVZMfvdkZTc1MDA5MjUtZTMzYy00OGQzLWE5MjAtODFiN2RkMTJmNDQ5&sort=name&layout=list&num=50|the updated version of debrick on Google Docs]]
-But we'll need to change a couple of things
-<code diff>
---- wrt54g.c
-+++ wrt54g.c
-@@ -252,6 +252,7 @@
-    { 0x0535217F, 8, "Broadcom BCM5352 Rev 1 CPU" },
-    { 0x0536517F, 8, "Broadcom BCM5365 Rev 1 CPU" },         // BCM5365 Not Completely Verified Yet
-    { 0x0634817F, 5, "Broadcom BCM6348 Rev 1 CPU" },         // is bigendian
-+   { 0x0635817F, 5, "Broadcom BCM6358 Rev 1 CPU" }, //flash base: 0x1e000000 0x1e800000 0x1f000000 0x1f800000
-    { 0x0634517F, 5, "Broadcom BCM6345 Rev 1 CPU" },         // BCM6345 Not Completely Verified Yet
-    { 0x0000100F, 5, "TI AR7WRD TNETD7300GDU Rev 1 CPU" },   // TI AR7WRD Only Partially Verified
-    { 0x0470417F, 8, "Broadcom BCM4704 Rev 8 CPU" },         // BCM4704 chip (used in the WRTSL54GS units)
-@@ -1287,7 +1288,7 @@
-     // Default to Standard Flash Window for Detection if not CUSTOM
-     if (strcasecmp(AREA_NAME,"CUSTOM")==0)
-          FLASH_MEMORY_START = selected_window;
--    else FLASH_MEMORY_START = 0x1FC00000;
-+    else FLASH_MEMORY_START = 0x1e000000;
-     printf("\nProbing Flash at (Flash Window: 0x%08x) ... ", FLASH_MEMORY_START);</code>
-We can use a unbuffered cable, but not longer than 15 cm.
-Backup the whole flash:
-  nice ./debrick -backup:custom /window:1e000000 /start:1e000000 /length:1000000 /silent
-Swap bytes for extracting or whatever you want with the backup
-  cat CUSTOM.BIN | ./switchend > HG556a_backup.bin
-Backup the calibration data:
-  nice ./debrick -backup:custom /window:1EEFE000 /start:1EEFE000 /length:2000 /silent
-or for the flash chip MX29LV128DB:
-  nice ./debrick -backup:custom /window:1EF7E000 /start:1EF7E000 /length:2000 /silent
-===== Debricking =====
--> [[doc:howto:generic.debrick]]
-===== CFE Bootloader =====
-  - you could read about [[doc:techref:bootloader]] in general
-With a serial console we can get some interesting info
-About the version and build:
-  CFE version cfe.d081.5003 for BCM96358 (32bit,SP,BE)
-  Build Date: Wed Nov 11 10:36:35 CST 2009 (Lihua_68693)
-And about the possible boards compatible with this CFE:
-<code>CFE>
-b
-Press:  <enter> to use current value
-        '-' to go previous parameter
-        '.' to clear the current value
-        'x' to exit this command
-Board Id Name (0-11)
-HW6358GW_A       -------  0
-HW6358GW_B       -------  1
-HW550            -------  2
-HW550_FXO        -------  3
-HW553            -------  4
-HW556            -------  5
-HW556aV2         -------  6
-VW2         -------  7
-VW-16       -------  8
-GW          -------  9
-GW-16       ------- 10
-M           ------- 11       :  5  </code>
-This is the backup of my bootloader: [[http://files.myopera.com/danitool/linux/bootloaders/hg556a_CFE.zip|hg556a_CFE.zip]] --- //danitool 2012/01/06 15:39//
-===== Hardware mods =====
-  - as a beginner, you really should inform yourself about [[doc:hardware:soldering]] in general and then obtain some practical experience!
-==== 128MiB RAM Mod ====
-==== I²C GPIO Mod ====
-==== I²C Tiny-USB Mod ====
 ===== Notes =====
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 For some Help with the Tags, please have a look here: [[meta/tags]]
-{{tag>bcm63xx bcm6358 FastEthernet 4Port 3USB ath9k 64RAM 16Flash MIPS MIPS32 34K}}
+{{tag>bcm63xx bcm6358 FastEthernet 4Port 3USB ath9k 64RAM 16Flash MIPS MIPS32}}

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