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access to router source code
I find that the HT2000w router I received today is running Linux. Linux version 3.3.8 (bruce_ma@debian-wheezy-i386) (gcc version 4.6.3 20120201 (prerelease) (Linaro GCC 4.6-2012.02) ) #1 Fri May ...
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I could care less if there is a difference between the "modem" and "router", you will get the same response that Jezra did.Hi Liz
I think your response may have been colored by the oddly aggressive posts by the other forum members.
As you can see in that old quoted thread, it was asking a wholly different question unrelated to this one.
The router of this modem *is* running Linux with Busybox. Both of which are under the GPL v2 license. It is not a question of what OS the modem's router is running. That is already clearly available from the modem's syslog as I quoted in the original post.
For your reference:
https://busybox.net/license.html#enforce
https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/process/kernel-enforcement-statement.html
Please do pass this on up your support channels.
Thank you.
I just read your post three times. You were non-specific and implied you wanted all of the source. Nice reclama, keep peddling backwards.
MarkJFine wrote:I just read your post three times. You were non-specific and implied you wanted all of the source. Nice reclama, keep peddling backwards.
Thank you for being so invested in this thread, that you read my post three times. Language is an art; one specifically meant to convey an intended meaning to the viewer. I'll conceed that I failed to provide you with an understanding of what was written. But, then you were not my target audience.
sozoridge wrote:
Language is an art; one specifically meant to convey an intended meaning to the viewer.No, you conveyed enough of what you intended - to troll this site with enough non-relevant requests and inaccurate technical demands as to make a nusance out of yourself on multiple threads. You've succeeded in that, I assure you.
In another thread you said this was a support area and that others weren't giving you the appropriate support and should butt out. Here's a clue: If you don't have a valid technical request, don't expect a valid response, much less one that is satisfactory.
My advice is if you keep trolling and spamming this board you may ultimately find yourself with a response that you didn't expect, nor find satisfactory at all.
We're done here.
