NETGEAR VEVG2500

The Netgear VEVG2500 is a hard to find device, but it does/did exist, presumably distributed by ISPs in France/Italy/etc. The Netgear VEVG3700 seems to be its successor, but it's chipset is unknown. Finally the DGND3700 is referred to as the successor to the VEVG3700, and sadly the DGNG is Broadcom-based, which means: there are no VDSL2-drivers for the newer devices.

Like stated in the OpenWrt forum it's GPL-dump VEVG2500_v07.00.02_with_Toolchain_src.zip could serve for finally supporting the Lantiq VR9-SoC via the ltq-dsl-package, which would add support for the first VDSL2 modem.

OpenWrt support status: Not supported

The router i found is branded numericable (french isp) following request give interesting result in serial console:

POST http://192.168.0.1/num/wizardBack.asp
(context lanip=192.168.0.1<color #ed1c24>;busybox</color>&page=saveLanIP)

Color	Name	GPIO	Polarity
Green	LAN1	503	Active low
Orange	LAN1	503	Active low
Green	LAN2	458	Active low
Orange	LAN2	458	Active low
Green	LAN3	?	Active low
Orange	LAN3	?	Active low
Green	LAN4	?	Active low
Orange	LAN4	?	Active low
Green	WAN	?	Active low
Orange	WAN	?	Active low
Green	Power led	488	Active low
Green	link led	?	Active low
Green	Info led	496	Active low
Green	Ethernet led	493	Active low
Green	Tel1 led	?	Active low
Green	Tel2 led	483	Active low
Green	Mail led	?	Active low
Blue	WPS	459	Active low
Green	Wifi	476	Active low