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Sure, but the parent was saying this part was odd: > "TNBU" is "UNBT" backwards TNBU is clearly NOT uNbt backwards.
by hrimfaxi 8mo ago
Sure, but the parent was saying this part was odd:
> "TNBU" is "UNBT" backwards
TNBU is clearly NOT uNbt backwards.
- idorosen 8mo agoUsing the network byte ordering (big endian) of UBNT as the magic number in the protocol is a nice touch.
- EvanAnderson 8mo agoI believe they used MIPS processors in their early gear, so that makes sense.
- mikepurvis 8mo agoA lot of companies in that space did then. I was at a robotics company at the time and we experimented with mikrotik routerboards + the various long-range Ubiquiti wifi modules, some of which are even still listed on the website: https://techspecs.ui.com/uisp/accessory-tech/xr https://techspecs.ui.com/uisp/accessory-tech/xr (though not the 900 MHz XR9, which was arguably one of the most interesting for long range comms)