Hi Diarmuid many thanks for your hint. John (that is the our real SDK guru, not like me that just write tutorials :-)already told us about OpenWRT and we are investigating about the possibility to use it also for the Axis CPU.
> Meraki hacks and other goodies > http://designbuildtestrepeat.wordpress.com Please tell me when will be available the first hack on the FOX Board so I'll add your blog on the FOX Board enthusiast site page :-) http://www.acmesystems.it/?id=49 Sergio dwrenne wrote: > > > Hi, > I have been working with my new Meraki Minis over the last few days. > They are similiar in spec to the fox board (without all the IO or USB) > and they are pretty nice. The development environment is based on > OpenWRT and now that I have got into it it looks very like the Axis > dev env. They have make menuconfig , a very similiar interface, etc. I > bet some time ago they were based on the same source. > > The thing is, the Atheros port (for teh meraki) has only been added > over the last couple of months. I wonder how hard it would be to add > in the AXIS target to Openwrt. That way there would be a very > significant user base and alot more help with the usual development > issues. > > They do alot more packages too, inccluding lua, python, ruby, and > hundreds more. > > I am not knocking the work Sergio and the guys do, but for example, I > can build a target for vmware , test all the code, write new scripts, > rebuild , all for an i386 target and then change the target to > broadcom, atheros, or what ever. > > Any thoughts > > Diarmuid > > Meraki hacks and other goodies > http://designbuildtestrepeat.wordpress.com > <http://designbuildtestrepeat.wordpress.com> > >
