OpenWRT on Teltonika RUT230/240
Is it possible, on either the Teltonika RUT230 or 240, to either install regular OpenWRT packages inside the routers' "RutOS" variant of OpenWRT, or, if not, to instead install vanilla OpenWRT firmware on them?
The RUT500 and RUT5xx devices have entries in OpenWRT's table of hardware. There are unfortunately no entries for any other Teltonika device and while Teltonika's website makes it clear that "RutOS" is based on OpenWRT, additional info on that distribution does not seem to exist publically - at least I've not been able to find anything.
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Is it possible, on either the Teltonika RUT230 or 240, to either install regular OpenWRT packages inside the routers' "RutOS" variant of OpenWRT, or, if not, to instead install vanilla OpenWRT firmware on them?
The RUT500 and RUT5xx devices have entries in OpenWRT's table of hardware. There are unfortunately no entries for any other Teltonika device and while Teltonika's website makes it clear that "RutOS" is based on OpenWRT, additional info on that distribution does not seem to exist publically - at least I've not been able to find anything.
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Is it possible, on either the Teltonika RUT230 or 240, to either install regular OpenWRT packages inside the routers' "RutOS" variant of OpenWRT, or, if not, to instead install vanilla OpenWRT firmware on them?
The RUT500 and RUT5xx devices have entries in OpenWRT's table of hardware. There are unfortunately no entries for any other Teltonika device and while Teltonika's website makes it clear that "RutOS" is based on OpenWRT, additional info on that distribution does not seem to exist publically - at least I've not been able to find anything.
router openwrt firmware
asked Dec 10 '17 at 0:43
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Is it possible, on either the Teltonika RUT230 or 240, to either install regular OpenWRT packages inside the routers' "RutOS" variant of OpenWRT, or, if not, to instead install vanilla OpenWRT firmware on them?
The RUT500 and RUT5xx devices have entries in OpenWRT's table of hardware. There are unfortunately no entries for any other Teltonika device and while Teltonika's website makes it clear that "RutOS" is based on OpenWRT, additional info on that distribution does not seem to exist publically - at least I've not been able to find anything.
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I've now found out that Teltonika are trying to do the right thing. That is, for all their devices that are using FLOSS operating systems as their firmware, they're providing downloads of their modified sources. So the answer to both parts of my question is yes.
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I've now found out that Teltonika are trying to do the right thing. That is, for all their devices that are using FLOSS operating systems as their firmware, they're providing downloads of their modified sources. So the answer to both parts of my question is yes.
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I've now found out that Teltonika are trying to do the right thing. That is, for all their devices that are using FLOSS operating systems as their firmware, they're providing downloads of their modified sources. So the answer to both parts of my question is yes.
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I've now found out that Teltonika are trying to do the right thing. That is, for all their devices that are using FLOSS operating systems as their firmware, they're providing downloads of their modified sources. So the answer to both parts of my question is yes.
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I've now found out that Teltonika are trying to do the right thing. That is, for all their devices that are using FLOSS operating systems as their firmware, they're providing downloads of their modified sources. So the answer to both parts of my question is yes.
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