RBW wrote:
Tom Gal wrote:
The sveasoft firmware is the best thing to hit linksys routers I've
found. All the functionality, gives you security, ssh/shell access to
the device, and let's you jack the power way up along with just about
everything else you can imagine. I install it for someone almost every
week, and I've been running it on various linksys routers in my purvey
for some time now.
-T.
On 8/23/05, RBW <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Has anyone put "alchemy" from Sveasoft on their WRT54G? How is that
working?
Has anyone put "Alchemy" from this alternative onto their WRT54G?
http://wrt54g.thermoman.de/
I was using EWRTv0.2 for some endusers (I'm saving the fun of OpenWRT
for myself and my next WRT54G/GS for later) but the EWRTv0.3beta lacks
non-CLI WDS and "client" mode (which was in v0.2) for the wireless
radio. It appears that this Freeman Basic/The "Individual" method may
work fine in setting up a WDS config and/or a "client" wireless bridge
that will also accept connections as a WAP while bridging...
I'm looking around the different options and how a 3rd party firmware
with a GUI interface like the original Linksys might work for someone
who will eventually need to be told to do this or that in a non-CLI
manner.
TIA for any tips,
RBW
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Is that the pay (the bastards) $20 method or the do you use one of the
offerings from this "Individual" person and could you post back the
file name of a recent firmware you've had success with?
Sorry to mention the GPL warfare but it does cloud the process of
making a proper useful decision.
RBW
This 3rd party firmware worked...
http://wrt-wiki.bsr-clan.de/index.php?title=DD-WRT_Docu_%28EN%29#What_is_Needed.3F
Following this procedure (with appropriate modifications for the
particular circumstances)...
http://www.linksysinfo.org/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=7
So I have an older WRT54Gv2 hardware running an older different 3rd
party firmware (WDS capable) connected via cat5 on the WAN side to the
DSL modem and I have a WRT54Gv3 hardware running DD-WRT and connecting
to the first unit on the LAN side wirelessly while also accepting
connections from the wireless card on the laptop.
This is good because previously I had a very old wireless AP/switch
connected via cat5 to a wireless bridge connecting to the first WRT54Gv2
unit to reach all parts of the lot. Now the bridge is not necessary with
WDS working.
RBW
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