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Devices meant for managing and controlling a network. This does not include modems or routers; see Routers and Modems for this. These devices, unlike the aforementioned routers, will run a large variety of architectures. SuperH, ARM, x86, and MIPS are just some of the potential CPUs, while OSes will vary from Linux variants, BSD variants, DOS variants, and more.</description>
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Devices that print, scan, and copy. Most of these will run some ARM or MIPS chip, paired with a custom OS or a Linux-based OS.

Canon Pixmas

Operating Systems

DryOS

	&quot;now to access the console(s) of MX925&quot;

This is what runs stock on the printer. However, they have been used to exploit this DryOS, as it also runs stock on Canon P&amp;S cameras. With some internal hacking, one can access the DryOS shell and more effectively interface with the device. This may be what led to …</description>
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