It's a real shame.
I have also opened a thread in the OpenWrt forum and tried a bit more with it, but so far without success.
At least I was able to find out what the 4GB RAM stick is for with the data sheet of the network chip.
It belongs to the Marvell chip.
I have not found any drivers either.
I don't really want to play with cusome builds that could possibly degrade the firewall quality.
The device should be connected to a normal Internet connection. If the firewall then doesn't work properly, that wouldn't be "optimal" ;)
Here we can only hope that someone finds the thread by chance and happens to have the solution/driver "somewhere".
I have also opened a thread in the OpenWrt forum and tried a bit more with it, but so far without success.
At least I was able to find out what the 4GB RAM stick is for with the data sheet of the network chip.
It belongs to the Marvell chip.
I have not found any drivers either.
I don't really want to play with cusome builds that could possibly degrade the firewall quality.
The device should be connected to a normal Internet connection. If the firewall then doesn't work properly, that wouldn't be "optimal" ;)
Here we can only hope that someone finds the thread by chance and happens to have the solution/driver "somewhere".