Welcome to Silvester's webserver!
This page is generated and transmitted by the DV3210-WS you can see in the pictures. This so called Livebox used to be supplied by Wanadoo to its ADSL customers and is based on the Broadcom BCM6348 chip. An interesting feature of this router is that it contains embedded Linux. Thanks to information on the web site of Andy Potter a telnet server provided access to this router and its memory was increased adding a USB memory stick.

Using the tool chain recommended by DBZoo an SSH (Dropbear) server, a new busybox and the thttpd webserver were cross compiled for the MIPS architecture and installed. This web server now hosts four web sites, residing in USB flash memory.

The hardware was also modified. A Caller Line Identification (CLID) decoder was added. It uses an XR-2211 modem chip that is connected to the internal Livebox serial port that was freed after removing the unused bluetooth module. This C-language program reads the 1200 baud data from serial port /dev/ttyS1, detects valid CLID messages and passes them to a shell script. This script sends an alert to the PC and to the embedded smtpclient in order to compose an e-mail containing the calling number and the timestamp of every incoming call. Also the name of caller is added if found in the available agendas.