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To get large drives working, you might need to use the linux-2.6 variant of Kamikaze, which last time I checked had broken wireless support. If they have fixed the Wi-Fi issues, then moving to the Linux 2.6 kernel would be a very worthwhile effort to get better USB device support. And is there any ...

Hi Denix! I would be very interested in all the work you have done. I've been fighting all the day with the old version of MightyOhm OpenWRT Kamikaze with any success. It does not support fat or HFS+ mounts bigger than 1GB and cifs mount also crashes with "Segmentation fault" and error 22....