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!!! Vitals
* '''Manufacturer :''' Netgear
* '''Model :''' WGT634U
* '''Type :'''  Router  
* '''External Antenna Jack :''' None, Builtin Antenna  (RP-SMA RP-TNC )
* '''USB Ports :''' 1 x USB 2.0


* '''Power : ''' (eg 5V)
* '''Wlan Chipset :''' Atheros Mini-PCI
* '''Transmit Power :''' 
** TBAmW default
** TBAmW max 
* '''Recieve Sensitivity :''' 
** -TBAdB @ 1Mbps
** -TBAdB @ 11Mbps
* '''Available New :''' Yes
* '''Average Price :''' $219 new at Harris, ~$78 refurbished on EBay, $165 from computer stores.
* '''Vitals last updated :''' 01/08/05



!! Official Details

Same old bla bla...

* 200MHz MIPS CPU: Broadcom BCM95365R
* 802.11g Atheros mini-PCI radio, no antenna connectors
* USB 2.0 host controller
* 32MB RAM
* 8MB Flash

(http://www.netgear.com/products/details/WGT634U.php Netgear product page)

!! Pictures
{http://www.seattlewireless.net/images/uploaded/74991.1114930732.jpg Internal Picture}

!! OEM Firmware
The OEM firmware is Linux kernel 2.4.20 version of (http://leaf.sourceforge.net/index.php?menu=1 LEAF). This uses the Linux Router Project *.lrp files. 
See link under support


!! Alternate Firmware

(http://www.nomis52.net/?section=projects���§2=netgear&page=about Linux 2.6 Kernel)
openwrt is stil a WIP. 
The Linux distribution on the box is already easily accessible. 


!! Support knowledgebase and firmware download
(http://www.netgear.com/products/details/WGT634U.php Support)

!! Misc Notes & Links
*  (https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/cf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=N&application_id=631719&fcc_id='PY3WGT634U' FCC info)
* (http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/roofnet/doku.php?id=wgt634u MIT Roofnet project)
* (http://sarwiki.informatik.hu-berlin.de/Hacking_the_Netgear_wgt634u More Hacking)
* (http://wifi.rulez.org/wgt634u/ original hack data)
* (http://router.4th.be/ Another hack log)

* (http://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=33 openwrt forum )

!! Modifications / Addon's


!! Discussion

Just started looking at this device. It's interesting for a number of reasons: 
* Has MINI-PCI using an open source driver
* Has USB interface

12/12/05 - Apparently this product has just been made obsolete by netgear. So get one now if you want one.

!!! Firmware hacking
Kernel starts at 0x00000000 and a JFFS2 Filesystem at 0x00140000

JFFS2 starts with magic 0x1895

extract the filesystem:
    dd if=wgt634u_1_4_1_9.img bs=1 > rootfs.jffs2

mount it:
To mount a jffs2 filesystem you need to use the mtdram device. You may also need to creat the device to mount ( mknod /dev/mtdblock0 b 31 0 )

    
    modprobe mtdcore
    modprobe mtdpart
    modprobe mtdram totalsize=32768 erasesize=256
    modprobe jffs2
    dd if=rootfs2 of=/dev/mtdblock0
    mount -t jffs2 /dev/mtdblock0 ./mnt

Inside is a bunch of lrp packages. On boot the device creates a ramfs then unpacks the .lrp packages into it. A .lrp is a simple package inside a tar.gz archive. 

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[dna@koen mnt]$ ls
|| boa.lrp       dnsmasq.lrp       hotplug.lrp   modules.lrp  pptp.lrp      shorwall.lrp        zebra.lrp ||
|| bpalogin.lrp  etc.lrp           iptables.lrp  nfqueue.lrp  proftpd.lrp   smtpclient.lrp ||
|| bridge.lrp    ezipupd.lrp       linuxigd.lrp  ntpdate.lrp  root.lrp      telnetd.lrp ||
|| dhcpcd.lrp    firmware.version  lrpkg.cfg     ppp.lrp      rp-pppoe.lrp  wgt634u-gui.lrp ||
|| dhcpd.lrp     gpio.lrp          mawk.lrp      pppoe.lrp    samba.lrp     wireless-tools.lrp ||
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