writing adsl modem firmware

Discussion:

Gordon

2005-08-25 20:41:02 UTC

Hi Cuong,

You could start by looking at various manufacturers chipsets.

ADSL modems are highly integrated and the chipset manufacturers provide all the drivers.

Have a look around the webs sites of TI, Globespan-virata and Siemens/Infineon for example.

Regards
Gordon

-----Original Message-----
From: "Truong Manh Cuong" <***@globaleis.com>
Sent: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 23:31:14 +0700
To: <***@lists.unixathome.org>
Subject: writing adsl modem firmware

Hi all,

I want to research about ADSL USB modem architecture (model). where can I
find this infomation ?
I want to study how to write firmware for ADSL USB modem, now i don't know
anything. Please help me how to start.
Thank you very much.
Manh Cuong.
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Robert McDonald

2003-08-06 21:19:39 UTC

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look into the helium architecture. A lot of routers are built on this.
(dynalink to name one)

Cheers,

Rob

Post by Gordon
Hi Cuong,
You could start by looking at various manufacturers chipsets.
ADSL modems are highly integrated and the chipset manufacturers provide all the drivers.
Have a look around the webs sites of TI, Globespan-virata and
Siemens/Infineon for example.
Regards
Gordon
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 23:31:14 +0700
Subject: writing adsl modem firmware
Hi all,
I want to research about ADSL USB modem architecture (model). where can I
find this infomation ?
I want to study how to write firmware for ADSL USB modem, now i don't know
anything. Please help me how to start.
Thank you very much.
Manh Cuong.

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l***@ihug.co.nz

2003-08-06 22:34:22 UTC

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Are you sure this is true for USB ADSL modems, which tend to
be bridge modems not routers I believe. Not totally sure
about this however since in other countries, there tends to
be a lot of bridge ethernet modems and they tend to be the
mostly widely used but in NZ, this doesn't seem to be true
based on feedback from this group.

In any case, I seem to recall someone mentioning an open
source USB modem drivers a few days ago in regard to the
question about the best modem for Linux. This would seem to
be a good starting point if one has some basic understanding
of using the USB port & ADSL modems.

Post by Robert McDonald
look into the helium architecture. A lot of routers are

Post by Gordon
Hi Cuong,
You could start by looking at various manufacturers

chipsets. >

Post by Gordon
ADSL modems are highly integrated and the chipset
manufacturers provide all the drivers.
Have a look around the webs sites of TI,
Globespan-virata and Siemens/Infineon for example.
Regards
Gordon
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 23:31:14 +0700
Subject: writing adsl modem firmware
Hi all,
I want to research about ADSL USB modem architecture
(model). where can I find this infomation ?
I want to study how to write firmware for ADSL USB modem
, now i don't know anything. Please help me how to
start. Thank you very much.
Manh Cuong.

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Gordon

2005-08-25 20:41:04 UTC

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It seemed to me that the original request was about modem architecture and the desire to write firmware for a modem.
More to do with building a modem. I may be wrong.

Gordon

-----Original Message-----
From: ***@ihug.co.nz
Sent: Thu, 07 Aug 2003 10:34:22 +1200
To: ***@lists.unixathome.org
Subject: Re: writing adsl modem firmware

Are you sure this is true for USB ADSL modems, which tend to
be bridge modems not routers I believe. Not totally sure
about this however since in other countries, there tends to
be a lot of bridge ethernet modems and they tend to be the
mostly widely used but in NZ, this doesn't seem to be true
based on feedback from this group.

In any case, I seem to recall someone mentioning an open
source USB modem drivers a few days ago in regard to the
question about the best modem for Linux. This would seem to
be a good starting point if one has some basic understanding
of using the USB port & ADSL modems.

Post by Robert McDonald
look into the helium architecture. A lot of routers are

Post by Gordon
Hi Cuong,
You could start by looking at various manufacturers

chipsets. >