> As it can be seen, the OS firmware is developed
> by Conexant, although the routers themselves are
> from Belkin. After researching on both Belkin
> and Conexant websites I found nothing about the
> OS running in these devices and ways to
> configure them through telnet. However, the
> console mode shows many tools that are available
> in GNU/Linux systems, indicating that this is
> the type of system running behind the scenes.
I've published a shed-load of information on the internal OS of the Belkin, and have my own Linux distro running on this platform.
If you want to pull it apart, then take a look at the docco here;
http://www.midnightcode.org/papers/
And the tools here;
http://midnightcode.org/projects/pluto/code/
belky-0.5.c will pull apart or recreate firmware
images to/from kernel + fs binaries.
I didn't see the telnet interface on the
F5D7230-4 models that I was grinding.
> As it can be seen, the OS firmware is developed
> by Conexant, although the routers themselves are
> from Belkin. After researching on both Belkin
> and Conexant websites I found nothing about the
> OS running in these devices and ways to
> configure them through telnet. However, the
> console mode shows many tools that are available
> in GNU/Linux systems, indicating that this is
> the type of system running behind the scenes.
I've published a shed-load of information on the internal OS of the Belkin, and have my own Linux distro running on this platform.
If you want to pull it apart, then take a look at the docco here;
http://www.midnightcode.org/papers/
And the tools here;
http://midnightcode.org/projects/pluto/code/
belky-0.5.c will pull apart or recreate firmware
images to/from kernel + fs binaries.
I didn't see the telnet interface on the
F5D7230-4 models that I was grinding.
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