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--- hardware:cpva642xf [2012/09/26 09:16] – Michele Porelli
+++ hardware:cpva642xf [2013/07/10 11:57] (current) – [Official firmware releases] Michele Porelli
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 This is a Fastweb (italian ISP) router with voip and usb port
 ===== Get a shell =====
-  - enable telnet server
+  - enable telnet server (via web interface)
   - connect via telnet to your device using web interface credentials
   - type the undocumented "sh" command
   - enjoy your root shell!
+===== Official firmware releases =====
+  * {{:hardware:cpva642_sip_fk_sip_3.7.127v.zip|CPVA642_SIP_fk_sip_3.7.127V}}
+  * {{:hardware:cpva642_sip_fk_sip_3.7.130v.zip|CPVA642_SIP_fk_sip_3.7.130V}}
 ===== "Native" software =====
 ==== ML-Donkey ====
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 ==== Kernel ====
 Latest device was shipped with the very old 2.6.8.1 Linux kernel WITHOUT swap support.
-Swap support can't be compiled ad module so you should be careful with memory usage.
+Swap support can't be compiled as module so you should be careful with memory usage.
 ==== VoIP ====
-<del>For some strange reason in VoIP configuration the option "Interface name" must be the internal lan, not wan.</del> - Fixed in latest firmware revision (3.7.130V-sip)
+  * <del>For some strange reason in VoIP configuration the option "Interface name" must be the internal lan, not wan.</del> - Fixed in latest firmware revision (3.7.130V-sip)
+  * <del>Some phones doesn't show caller-id</del> - Fixed in latest firmware revision (3.7.130V-sip)
 ==== Telnet service ====
   * If you activate telnet on wan interface the service is reachable over this interface but the router won't accept admin credential
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   - Download latest [[software:linux:busybox|busybox]] for mips
   - Download a brcm63xx generic jffs2-128k image ([[http://downloads.openwrt.org/backfire/10.03.1/brcm63xx/openwrt-brcm63xx-root.jffs2-128k|backfire link]])
-  - Unpack it on your computer (take a look in how-to section on [[software:linux|Linux]] page)
+  - Mount it on your computer (take a look in how-to section on [[software:linux|Linux]] page) and copy contents making a tar archive to preserve permissions
-  - Move rootfs and busybox on the drive attached to your Telsey for example using tar
+  - Unpack rootfs and move busybox on the drive to be attached to your Telsey
+  - Eject drive from your computer and attach it to your Telsey
+  - Login via telnet and enter in root shell
   - Copy system files and bind system folders inside chroot<code>CHROOTDIR=/var/udev/mount/NASusbsda/openwrt_backfire