softdel Posted December 2, 2006 Posted December 2, 2006 This device is the Inventel DV4210 / DV4410 AKA the BT HomeHub / Orange LiveBox. This information is taken from the Inventel website: Embedded ADSL ModemUSB 1.1 Slave / USB Master 1.1 Up to 4 Ethernet RJ45 10/100-BaseT Up to 2 FXS RJ45 (POTS for VoIP services) Free CardBus Slot WLAN 802.11g (fully compatible with 802.11b), throughput up to 54 Mbps Bluetooth 1.2, throughput 723 Kbps Configurable DHCP server Dynamic DNS services client Universal Plug and Play (UpnP) VoIP Protocols : SIP, H323 Wireless VoIP with Bluetooth / DECT Embedded Firewall Parental Control : URL filtering and time based access OS Linux 2.4 16 Mo SDRAM / 4 Mo Flash Compatibility: W95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Linux/Mac OS From what I can see there, it's a linux PC with a built in Ethernet port, bluetooth, USB, Linux 2.4 Kernel, PCMCIA/cardbus slot and a good WI-FI adapter... Do you have an Inventel Box? Have you been able to find any software to gain access to it? Do you know of any projects that involve this device? Your thoughts? Quote
SordFish Posted December 7, 2006 Posted December 7, 2006 thanks for that info saves me looking for it when i eventually get the hub. From my brief searching i couldnt find anything firmware wise. I've also go a bt voyager 2500v and found that has been built with gpl source code, an i've found the kit to build some sort of broadcom firmware. Hopefully this one is built similar it would be nice to "fix" the isp lock for the voip etc. also handy to have the hub firware a little more relaxed so i could use it as a extra wifi/voip acess point. Quote
softdel Posted December 7, 2006 Author Posted December 7, 2006 Just doing my job, i was thinking the same thing, it would be good to get this device hacked up to work as the origional Inventel device worked...and get rid of all the BT/ Orange/ Wanadoo branding and ISP lock. Quote
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