Wireless Router

[Alex Snow]

Information on the v5 is somewhere on ddwrt's website...forget 
where...there's also a little info on openwrt's site, but openwrt 
support for those is still in development and I think only the most 
basic openwrt image will fit in the 2mb flash they give you.
On Fri, Jun 
08, 2007 at 09:38:35PM -0500, Scott Berry wrote:
> Hmmm.  Curious I didn't see that they supported the v5 version.  So ddtw
> does support it?  How does it work?  Do you have to get cvs stuff?  Where
> can I get the downloads I have a v5 here.
> 
> Scott
> 
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> Openwrt seems to be the firmware for the wrt54 with the most 
> features/support...ddwrt is another firmware that has the advantage of 
> more complete support for the wrt54gv5, which openwrt is only starting 
> to support.
> On Fri, Jun 08, 2007 at 01:24:37PM -0400, John McCann wrote:
> > After my venerable linksys befw11s4 started losing it this past weekend, I
> 
> > received just yesterday my new linksys WRT54GL, which came highly 
> > recommended, and so far, I am quite impressed. The latest firmware is 
> > 4.30.9, but I understand that there's lots of GPL tweaks and such that are
> 
> > available for this router.
> > 
> > John McCann
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> > > wireless router to purchase.
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