Elaine May

Hi Thomas, ARRIS does not publish propietary source code, only open source software components utilized in released products, in compliance with their corresponding open source licenses. Best regards, Elaine

Hello Thomas, Thank you for your note. ARRIS takes its open source obligations seriously. I am checking with the product team on whether or not the OSS components were updated between the AA31 and AA45 versions of firmware. If so, I will work with them to make the updated source files available here on SourceForge. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me directly at elaine.may@commscope.com. [ARRIS was acquired by CommScope last month and we are in the process of transitioning our...

Hello Klaus, Diana has retired from ARRIS, and I have taken over her responsibilities. As she mentioned in her January 2017 message, replacing elements on this Set Top Box is not something for which we provide guidance or support. Best regards, Elaine May

After researching this issue with the project team, I’ve determined that this product software has been transferred to AT&T, so you will need to contact them in writing. (This is also highlighted on the GUI on the product): BGW210 version 1.0 OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE INFORMATION For instructions on how to obtain a copy of any open source code being made publicly available by AT&T related to open source software used in the BGW210-700 gateway, you may send your request in writing to: Director, RG Software...

My office was alerted to your post on opensource.arris.com regarding the BGW210-700. I want to thank you for your post and assure you that ARRIS takes its obligations under open source licenses seriously. I am working with the project team to make available the open source required by the licenses in use. We will work quickly to resolve your request. As soon as the code is available, I will let you know. In the meantime, if you have questions, you can email me directly at elaine.may@arris.com. Best...

Hello Isak, The Open Source for the VIP4302W is released and can be found at https://sourceforge.net/arris/vip4302w/home/Home/. Best regards, Elaine

Hello Simon, I want to thank you for your post and assure you that ARRIS takes its obligations under open source licenses seriously. The DSR6xx is built on a VxWorks platform, and the product itself does not use open source. The vxUtils httpd, which is open source, is run as a separate “daemon” on the system. The zip file provided on opensource.arris.com contains the source code for the vxUtils httpd with the patch file providing the modifications for the DSR6xx version. If you have any questions...