On Thu, 18 Aug 2011 18:38:02 +0200, Sébastien BOCAHU
<[email protected]> wrote:
Also, I believe that such a freedom box should take the place of the
ISP box.
Otherwise, there could be networking troubles (not evereryone knows
how to
configure his box, do some NAT and so on) and what's the point to
create a
"freedom" box if it is hidden behind a proprietary ISP device?
(Not to mention that most of these ISP boxes are f**king crap)
Then, my question is: do you guys know where to grab xDSL (or
whatever
technology is used in your country) chips that could fit
in such an embedded device?
I searched for a while and it seems to be even difficult to get a PCI
ADSL card.
Maybe I'm missing something here, but if if you want to do that you
might as well scrap the Freedombox project and use one of the new
Samsung routers with OpenWRT. OpenWRT is a full fat Linux and runs on a
lot of ADSL/WiFi routers.
Gordan
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