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DCSG streaming: 1. Hello, I want to use this camera under linux. But, upload firmware 1. Do you want give me your firmware. Hello Tom, I download all firmware versions.

I unzip all version in zip file. I upload with this results : 1. Hi you did not need downgrade firmware. Use Wireshark and connect to camera. I found old firmware: downloads. Hi Tom, Thank you very much for this advice. I realize you're not responsible. Finally, I will try with this latest version.

Thank you again. Hi Tom, I was wondering how I could feed this to my Motion setup? Then, Motion can do the motion detection and triggering Thx, Johan. Tom - great work. Have you succeded using camera with motion? Maybe transcoding stream with ffmpeg then feed it to motion? Hi Tom, i've tried to use your script but with no success. This avoids the need for updating the link with each new firmware revision.

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Make sure you have a copy of the original firmware, also avoid performing this on a brand new router as this would void the warranty. The main emphasis lies on providing the easiest possible handling while at the same time supporting a great number of functionalities within the framework of the respective hardware platform used.

For developers, OpenWrt is the framework to build an application without having to build a complete firmware around it; for users this means the ability for full customization, to use the device in ways never envisioned. Tomato is a system based on Linux, dedicated for routers with Broadcom chipset and distributed on the GPL license.

Its development was started by Jonathan Zarate. This advanced system consists of an especially user-friendly interface, thanks to which even inexperienced users can work with it easily. The most important functions are:. We are building an embedded Linux distribution that makes it easy for developers, system administrators or other Linux enthusiasts to build and customize software for embedded devices, especially wireless routers.

LEDE software is a complete replacement for the firmware for many home and small-office routers and embedded devices. LEDE provides stable, robust, secure, and high performance firmware for home routers and embedded devices. With LEDE, you have fewer concerns about needing to reboot your router frequently, security flaws, or poor performance.

It is based on firmware from the OpenWrt project. Plus it provides detailed information about your connection such as signal strength and cell tower details. ROOter has been available since April and has proved to be a popular download for improving routers. In there were , firmware downloads of ROOter images. Since its inception there have been over , firmware downloads of all the different ROOter versions. It aims to give its users freedom and control over the software that runs on their hardware.

Most of the hardware that libreCMC supports includes a wide range of routers and some small single board computers. A set of fully free embedded Operating Systems that work on routers and a wide range of general purpose computers.

I have used Shibby , which extended from tomato. For libreCMC the list of supported devices is long — but when looking at their website, only a few devices are supported. I have following devices, but did not find any support from libreCMC.

From where the list of supported devices was gathered? I like the AiMesh clustering of WiFi routers. How do I do that? What am I looking for?

I have just acquired a TP-Link Archer vv v2 from an ISP that i have left two weeks after due to not being happy with their service, the router is locked to that ISP i was with and i want to unlock it, i can reset it to factory settings according to the ISP web page, but i want to flush the router and install new firmware, which at the moment is not available for this particular router at the TP-Link site in Australia.

So i am thinking that maybe the good people on this site may provide a new firmware for this Router.