[WLANware] ff-meraki-pack?

[Dan Flett]

Hi Sven,

This is a fantastic idea - I would really like to see something like this
for the Meraki.  While it is possible to install OpenWRT on the Meraki, it
is difficult unless you have a Serial cable, and that has it's own problems.
I am thinking that a ff-meraki-pack would solve these problems - the vendor
Meraki firmware allows you SSH access, and it has IPKG installed.

Could you offer some advice on how to go about creating a Meraki pack?
Would you be interested in creating a meraki pack if I sent you a Meraki or
two?

Dan

> -----Original Message-----
> From: wlanware-bounces at freifunk.net 
> [mailto:wlanware-bounces at freifunk.net] On Behalf Of Sven-Ola Tuecke
> Sent: Thursday, 19 April 2007 6:36 PM
> To: wlanware at freifunk.net
> Subject: [WLANware] New ff-fonera-pack
> 
> Hi,
> 
> (german below)
> 
> nearly complete: the Freifunk addon for the small FON routers 
> aka "Fonera". 
> Still needs some bugfixing (I hope for input) and maybe some 
> IPIP-tunnel goodies for the real Fonists.
> 
> This is done:
> 
> - All Freifunk settings via FON Web UI
> - Good enough Freifunk public web pages
> - New "Ego" mode (no FON at all)
> - New "Open" mode (Inet free for Freifunk, login for FON)
> - New "Stealth" Mode (Freifunk in background routing table)
> - Update to kernel-2.6 runs without hassles
> - Downgrade to kerel-2.4 too (in case you want to restore all)
> - Devices talks ad-hoc, master(Fon/NoWep), master(WPA) concurrently
> 
> If you need to compile for yourself go to ff-firmware.sf.net, 
> checkout CVS (subdir "ff-ng").
> 
> Download:  http://download.olsrexperiment.de/fonera/