I've been using the Sveasoft firmware that is freely available (freeman,
I think?). I don't think it's open source, but it is a little easier to
configure than OpenWRT for those like me who don't know too much about
networking, since it still has the nice graphical web based interface.
Actually, we have a cool setup at our house. It's a rental, so I
didn't want to put holes in the walls and wire the house with cable, so
I use my WRT54G as a bridge to my roommate's WRT54G to get my computer
on the network. I did this because we already had the routers from
before and I didn't want to buy another wireless card when the router
already has the hardware I need :)
R
Rick DeNatale wrote:
I'm still running the vanilla Linksys firmware on my WRT54G. Today
during my morning blogscan I ran across a linux today article on
hacking it, which got me to thinking about it again.
It's been a while since the trilug meeting on this subject. I was
wondering which of the various WRT54G open source projects triluggers
had gotten experience with. The article points to DD-WRT which is
based on Sveasoft. How does this compare to others like openwrt?
What functions/improvements have you added to YOUR WRT54G
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