TomatoUSB

Anyone know if tomato USB can be loaded on this device, picked up a couple cheap to use as AP's due to the dual band and gig-e switch, spec sheet on tenda site suggests WAN port can be made into addational LAN port but stock firmware looks to lack that function.

According to some specs I've found it's an 8MB flash, 64MB ram with a BCM47186B0 CPU.

Wlan radios are a BCM43236 for the 5ghz and a BCM47186B0 for the 2.4ghz with BCM47186B0 for eth1 and a BCM53125 for the switch.

No idea if those specs are accurate as I found them when googling and they're not from the official site

In my opinion, no need to convert to tomato FW since usage will be as additional AP. I have ddwrt as additional AP.

With those specs it look supportable if you are willing to get some info and do the testing
I will need the same info I asked for Here
Can you start a new topic on linksysinfo.org an post that info there - more people visit
Adding support for more routers is always good!

@leandroong - I'd like to remap the WAN port to the LAN if possible and also add multi-SSID

It has a "Guest" ap feature but it's highly limited.

@Tvlz - I guess since it's running stock the only way to get the info is JTAG, not to bothered about voiding the warranty to do that (if I can open it without destroying it, not tried yet) but I'll need a cable, don't fancy trying to make one myself.

Also is it likely to have the pins to connect to do you know?

As long as you can get a Telnet/SSH session one of those methods should work to get the info

You may not need it but if you do a serial cable(ca-42 clone or similar) is required, NOT a Jtag cable

I looked for a picture of the circuit board but all I found was a fuzzy one from the FCC-ID site, probaly has solder pads for the serial connection, don't know

I would still like to move this to linksysinfo.org, maybe somebody will know more over there(more devs, more activity)

I've finally opened mine. I'd been meaning to do it for months since it's kinda useless for me now with the stock firmware. I have a similar Belkin device and I love how it runs Tomato, but I guess I can't just flash the Belkin build… I'd really like to help but I have to say I'm a mid-level tweaker at best.

Here's a link to my pics: db.tt(slash)S7juS6R1

The chips say:
-Broadcom BCM47186BCKFBG HG1224-R20 (the big one)
-Broadcom BCM531269KMM-G (middle of board, hard to read)
-Broadcom BCM43236KMLG (smaller square one)
-NANYA NT5TU32M16DG-AC