Category:Router
There are three main problems with running pmOS on routers.
Architecture
A lot of routers are based on the MIPS architecture, which isn't supported by pmOS. Fortunately, there are a few ARM-based x86 routers which pmOS supports.
Unmanaged NAND/NOR (NAND/NOR without controller)
A lot of routers use Unmanaged NAND/NOR as their built in storage. In Linux, MTD(Memory Technology Device) is used to partition them and an MTD aware file system(like UBIFS) is required for use with MTD. partition.Currently, pmOS doesn't support MTD or UBIFS.
Built in Network switch
See openwrt vlan support Ethernet switch driver document These drivers may or may not work on pmOS .
See also
Ethernet switch driver document
Next Thing Co. CHIP (ntc-chip) Guides for running pmOS on Unmanaged NAND/NOR.
Pages in category "Router"
The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total.