The WET11 is based on the Ubicom 2022. They have there own OS in it. It is
basically a 200mhz PIC.  Company I work for paid $10K for the development kit
(which is not really worth it IMHO).

I haven't tried it yet, but I imagine there is some sort of copy protection
in the WET11, although Ubicom gives you basically the WET11 in a sample
application.


--
Jeff King, [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/01/2003


On Mon, 1 Dec 2003 21:26:05 -0500 (EST), Dan Lanciani wrote:
>|I would think that the WET11 bridge must have some sort of
>hackable OS as |well, because one there is a rogue access point
>detection system that uses |modified WET11s as the remote probes.
>Similar to a poor man's "Air |Defense" system.  For the life of me I
>can't remember the name of |it.
>
>The Network Chemistry WSP100 appears to be a modified WET11; you
>might be thinking of that as it is (was) advertised as a "probe."
>Unfortunately, once the firmware got stable enough to use the beta
>ended and the product migrated to some other company where it is
>rather expensive. :(
>
>|Does anyone know about the modifiability (is that a word?) of the
>WET11?
>
>The processor documentation is freely available, and the firmware
>update process looks like plain tftp...
>
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