Just to remind you of the Linksys situation.
The initial linksys routers used linux as the underlying OS. They
eventually realized that the GPL required them to provide the source.
The result was the availability of third party firmware.
Recently, Linksys replaced linux with a proprietary
I see that DDWRT doesn't support the WRT54G v7 because of the chipset.
I therefore assume it won't support v8 either.
I'm no expert on flashing firmware with aftermarket products, so this
probably isn't the best solution for me, even were it to support my new
router.
--
jrobbins
I am using linksys WRT54G router as well, but my version is 2.0
I have ugrade to Firmware Version : v4.70.8, Hyperwrt 2.1b1 + Thibor14,
and I have no problem at all.
I am not sure the firemware is suitable to Version 5 or not.
I guess you can do a study on these link:
http://www.hyperwrt.org/
Hello. I successfully used the SB3 for about a year with a Linksys
WRT54G v5 wireless router in DHCP mode, with one annoying exception:
the SB3 would lockup (i.e., refuse to connect wireless) pretty much
once a day until I physically disconnected the power from the router.
Then, the SB3 would
Thanks for the quick reply. The hyperwrt doesn't appear to support v5,
let alone v8. So, I'm not sure whether to try it.
--
jrobbins
jrobbins's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=10017
View this
What about try dd-wrt ?
Take a look on:
http://www.dd-wrt.com/
I have another WRT54GL using dd-wrt with very good performance.
I also not sure dd-wrt suppport version 5 or not.
You may need to study for it if feel interest.
Lamma
--
lamma
