Hello,
today I have remarked that I can telnet into my router. It seems to be running a stripped-down Linux userland.
BusyBox on (none) login: root
Password:
DSL Modem CLI
Copyright (c) 2004 Texas Instruments, Inc.
cli> shell
Starting /bin/sh
Type exit to return to the CLI
BusyBox v0.61.pre (2005.05.05-07:37+0000) Built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
# _However, it is very limited, here's a listing of the binaries it's got:
# ls /bin
ash chown echo ln mv rm tar
busybox cp false login netstat sed touch
cat date grep ls ping sh true
chgrp dd hostname mkdir ps sleep umount
chmod df kill mount pwd sync# ls /usr/bin
[ cmcli killall tinyproxy whoami
appwrapper ddnstask nslookup tinyproxy-bin yes
cm_convert find passwd tty
cm_klogd foxy showroute updatedd
cm_logic free test upgrade
cm_pc id tftp wget# ls /sbin
arp ifconfig insmod ledcfg modprobe reboot route utelnetd
dproxy init iptables lsmod msntp rmmod tc# ls /usr/sbin
IGMPProxy br2684ctl dropbear routed thttpd upnpd
atmarp brctl ftpu snmpd udhcpc wlan
atmarpd dhcp-fwd pppd tftpu udhcpdNow, for the question: is there any known compiler that would work for this platform? I think it may be MIPS based, but I'm not sure. If yes, is there the possibility to run OpenWRT on it?
Thanks in advance,
Serge