To those who have routers supported by the RouterTech (RT) firmware, head over to RT website and check out the latest firmware release 2.91.1. It has the mjproxy integrated into the firmware. No need to use jffs/jffs2 to store and run the sip proxy.
I have the older firmware release running on my Dlink DSL-G624T with the mjproxy loaded in a minix fs partition. My PAP2 ATA works very well with mjproxy in the router. Can't wait to try out the new RT firmware 2.91.1.
Some words of caution. As always, your mileage may vary. More important, please be aware that when you download and use the firmware, you assume all risks associated with flashing your router with a third party firmware, including bricking it and losing warranties.
MJMD5 (mjproxy) now a Utility of the RouterTech Firmware
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