What is the chipset / SoC & operating system used by JioFi routers?
JioFi is a wifi router sold in India by Reliance Jio which is specified to have a minimum 512 MiB RAM and 1 GB internal storage / flash memory.
I think it is running some respectable, standard chipset / SoC like ARM for this. But there is no information about this. Max. CPU usage is ~17% and RAM usage is ~110 MiB which probably means a lot of resources being wasted.
Do anyone have information about these internals? Also, is there methods to figure out what this proprietary router really is under the hood?
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JioFi is a wifi router sold in India by Reliance Jio which is specified to have a minimum 512 MiB RAM and 1 GB internal storage / flash memory.
I think it is running some respectable, standard chipset / SoC like ARM for this. But there is no information about this. Max. CPU usage is ~17% and RAM usage is ~110 MiB which probably means a lot of resources being wasted.
Do anyone have information about these internals? Also, is there methods to figure out what this proprietary router really is under the hood?
wireless-networking router
asked Jan 14 at 9:55
MaheshMahesh
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add a comment |
JioFi is a wifi router sold in India by Reliance Jio which is specified to have a minimum 512 MiB RAM and 1 GB internal storage / flash memory.
I think it is running some respectable, standard chipset / SoC like ARM for this. But there is no information about this. Max. CPU usage is ~17% and RAM usage is ~110 MiB which probably means a lot of resources being wasted.
Do anyone have information about these internals? Also, is there methods to figure out what this proprietary router really is under the hood?
wireless-networking router
asked Jan 14 at 9:55
MaheshMahesh
11
JioFi is a wifi router sold in India by Reliance Jio which is specified to have a minimum 512 MiB RAM and 1 GB internal storage / flash memory.
I think it is running some respectable, standard chipset / SoC like ARM for this. But there is no information about this. Max. CPU usage is ~17% and RAM usage is ~110 MiB which probably means a lot of resources being wasted.
Do anyone have information about these internals? Also, is there methods to figure out what this proprietary router really is under the hood?
wireless-networking router
wireless-networking router
asked Jan 14 at 9:55
MaheshMahesh
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asked Jan 14 at 9:55
MaheshMahesh
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asked Jan 14 at 9:55
MaheshMahesh
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