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MrKal_El

join:2003-01-19
Franklin Square, NY

reply to claibourne

Re: Actiontec MI424WR FIOS N Router REV. I

said by claibourne:

Based on earlier observations, it appears that the G may have more RAM, and a larger NAT table, than the I. But not having either, I haven't been able to determine the exact numbers, and the actual hardware specs seem to be hard to come by.

I just recently bought a Rev G from someone on ebay and am looking forward to playing around to see what I can figure out.

I actually do have both in my possession (Borrowing a neighbors Rev I)

I could try testing it them out for everyone....
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claibourne

join:2011-07-04
Garland, TX

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To gather a some info on the CPU and RAM, telnet into the router and at the initial prompt, enter "system shell". Then "cd /proc".

For CPU info, enter "cat cpuinfo".

For Memory info, enter "cat meminfo".

On my Rev F, it's a dual-core Cavium CN50XX, with 64 MB RAM (it actually says approx 53 MB, but that's available memory after loading the kernel and drivers, allocating buffers, etc.,; so you have to round up). By inspecting /proc/kmsg, you can see all the kernel messages; one interesting bit of output is that there is 16 MB Flash. On a Westell, much of this info is available in the GUI system log interface after a reboot, but the same level of info doesn't seem to be available in the actiontec system log.



birdy

@verizon.net

Here's Rev I stats after telnet access...

Processor: ARM926EJ-Sid(wt) rev 1 (v5l)
MemTotal: 123916 kB


claibourne

join:2011-07-04
Garland, TX

Interesting.... A single-core ARM RISC CPU, as opposed to the dual-core Cavium on the E and F.


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