Check Software Driver Linksys Wag 200g Firmware Flash

Hi, yesterday I've bought the WAG200G-EU (Annex A) ADSL Wireless Router and I've immediately started playing with it. I've been quite surprised by the fact that it does not allow telnet access for configuration, providing only the Web interface. So, I downloaded the firmware sources and looking into the filesystem that is copied onto the device, there is also the utelnetd file (in /usr/sbin if I remember well). So, my question are: 1) Why didn't they enable telnetd? Only because it is not a business product (as a linksys operator told me)? 2) Do you think it is possible to enable the telnet daemon without modifying the firmware? 3) Are there modified/non-official firmwares for this router?

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I hope some of you will point me in the right direction;-). Hi, yesterday I've bought the WAG200G-EU (Annex A) ADSL Wireless Router and I've immediately started playing with it.

I've been quite surprised by the fact that it does not allow telnet access for configuration, providing only the Web interface. So, I downloaded the firmware sources and looking into the filesystem that is copied onto the device, there is also the utelnetd file (in /usr/sbin if I remember well). So, my question are: 1) Why didn't they enable telnetd?

Only because it is not a business product (as a linksys operator told me)? 2) Do you think it is possible to enable the telnet daemon without modifying the firmware? 3) Are there modified/non-official firmwares for this router? I hope some of you will point me in the right direction;-). I did a bit more digging, and the WAG200G is pretty much the same firmware as the DG834G. In fact, there seem to be a whole family of devices that are pretty much the same box.

The platform is the TI AR7. There is an port to this platform of OpenWRT in progress: Here is the OpenWRT page for the DG834G, which is the most similar box so far: I'll also wait until something is a bit more tested out before trying it. I'm a bit surprised that someone doesn't just build a firmware from the toolkit that Linksys provides. I was able to compile a new firmware, but I'm not quite sure where to go about starting to change things. I'd really like to install ssh on the router.

The other thing I'd like to have is WDS support for my Airport Express hooked up to my stereo and that's extending my wireless network. I've got to admit it's very cool that Linksys provided the whole MonteVista toolkit to build the firmware. And, it appears to even cross-compile.

Still, it's nice to find out that the WAG200G is a worthwhile little box, and not just cute and useless. Hi, thank you for your answer. The structure of 354g sources is really a chaos, and code is written by cybertan. Luckily telnetd was already included in the busybox package, and I have been able to enable it.

Now I have moved further and compiled also dropbear for ssh client and server. I'm really attracted by the possibility of having a rw partition, can you explain me how to do it? Also, what compiler do u use? The crappy gcc 2.95 from TI? At the end, this the version of my adsl drivers, maybe yours are newer?

Masterb, unfortunately wag200 (firmware 1.00.07) dsl drivers look older than yours. Wag200g:~#cat /proc/avalanche/avsar_ver ATM Driver version:[5.00.04.00] DSL HAL version: [5.00.03.00] DSP Datapump version: [5.00.02.00] Annex A SAR HAL version: [01.07.2b] PDSP Firmware version:[0.53] and in regard to writable flash space: WAG200 has five partitions on flash, last partition ( /dev/mtdblock/5 ) is destined for the language versions of the www interface. I've simply used mkfs.minix on this space ( busybox has mkfs.minix built in, you just have to turn it on in the setup script ).