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Aviram Jenik wrote: | Hi, | | I have a samsung ADSL modem (the blue plastic one that looks like an iron | appliance) that I flashed to make a modem-router. | Now I would like it to become just a regular modem again, so that I can use my | Linux router to connect to the Internet instead of letting that piece of junk | control my home Internet connection. | | Any suggestions on how to do that? | Can the Samsung appliance be flashed back into ignorance? Is it possible to | just configure it to be a simple modem? (I didn't see an option like that) | Would you suggest I simply go to the nearest Bezeq store and buy an ethernet | modem? (how much would something like that cost nowadays?) | | Alternatively, if someone has a simple ethernet ADSL modem they can spare, I'm | willing to trade it for a DLink 802.11b wireless access point. |
Had the same scenario here. Same modem. Had it flashed to a router, but later got an wireless router/hub which handles ADSL and firewall.
The good news is that you don't need to flash it back. Just don't let it dial the connection and use it as usuall, like a normal ADSL modem.
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