Re: RAM upgrade abandoned
"Tom Parker" <[email protected]> Thu, 29 Jan 2004 18:40:11 +1100
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.drivers.wireless.access-point |
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| Organization | Tom Parker |
| Message-ID | <001401c3e63b$211f6370$0a00a8c0@wiresncode> |
Hi, > > Anyway can you show at least few people who are going to > upgrade this board? > > (for real not just in words) where are you going to solder > another flash? > > and where to get shematic of this board? > > > i'm surely not going to do it, as i don't have any knowledge > on this :) > and my comment wasn't to make people think on adding anything, but to > point that it might be useful, although there's, as you > pointed out, the > problem of flash space Just caught up on this thread. I really don't care if people think this mod is useless. I've got 3 APs using it just fine. It was cheaper for me because I had all the bits. To utilise the onboard flash, the most effective manner would be using alternate chip select - this would need alios coding. I don't think there are further address lines handy, but I would not be surprised it the other chip selects are available on the unused pads on the left of this image (http://www.wiresncode.com/projects/wireless/openap/flashconnections.jpg) If you can get a second PCMCIA going you would be better off with another wireless card so you can do forwarding. Cheers, Tom