NETGEAR KWGR614

Note: The DB9 (male) connector is wired as a DCE (think of this as a peripheral serial

port), and can be connected directly to the serial port on a host PC. This gives you access

to the built-in serial console on the router (using the protocol of 38400bps, 8 data bits,

none parity, 1 stop bit, without flow control).

To make a console debug interface for the KWGR614 router:

Connect the console board to the pin header (J303) on the router board.

The pin-out of J303 on the KWGR614 board is as follows:

Contents

Main OpenSource User Guide for OpenSource Wireless-G Router KWGR614 Page Page Page Page Page Note: You can remove the country suffix from the version string by redefining EXTENSION. user/dni/nvram_realtek.c New NVRAM Parameters 1. Define the structure of the parameter. user/boa/src/rtl865x/board.h 3. Create get/set functions for the parameter. user/dniutil/nvram_realtek.c 4. Add the get/set handlers to the NVRAM handler table. user/dniutil/nvram_realtek.c 5. Declare an instance of the parameter for runtime memory use. 6. Define default values for the parameter. 7. Define the initialization function. 8. Add the function to system initialization. user/boa/src/dni/board.c 9. Add an ID to the configuration management table and to the control table. user/boa/src/rtl865x/rtl_board.h user/boa/src/dni/board.c 11. Add the parameter to the NVRAM commit function. 12. Clean and rebuild userspace after any changes to board.h. At the shell prompt, type: 1. Create the main page in the above directory. Use <% nvram_get(variable name user/boa/src/www_WW/example.html user/boa/src/www_WW/help/help_example.html user/boa/src/www_WW/contents1.html