RT3092L is not a chipset, it is a dual wifi radio.
No way to say if dd-wrt support is possible without knowing what cpu and what lan switch ic is used. _________________ Kernel panic: Aiee, killing interrupt handler!
The source code for the 6475nD refers to the rt3662f. There's a small thermal sink on 2 of the chips, and I'd rather not pull those off. Like said earlier it has an 8mb flash and 64mb ram. I'm really curious about the development of dd-wrt on this router. I would love to get involved any way I possibly could, I've been writing and compiling programs in C/C++/Java for the past few years, and Linux is my favorite platform to work with
Again, what would be needed to see support for this router? HW donation? Monetary donation? Do the devs not want to support this device? I would understand if that's the case, but it would be nice JUST TO KNOW...