On Mon, Jul 12, 2010 at 13:24, Mike <[email protected]> wrote: > No disrespect intended here, but I have been through the DD-WRT thing > with Linksys and Buffalo routers. The Buffalo worked better long term. I > probably did it with 20 units total. > > Everyone has anecdotal evidence for/against their favorite hardware, so no problem. I've had good luck with WRT54GLs (the L is important, the WRT54G is now a different and much less useful device), others have had better luck with other gear, it's all good. :)
Isn’t DD-WRT used for commercial purposes a pay as you go deal? > The developers do offer paid support, but the software itself is (AFAIK) all GPL'd. > Sometimes when you flash the DD-WRT code, and for unknown reason, you end > up bricking the unit. They even say so in their Wiki. There has to be a > cheap, easy to use, reliable alternative that doesn’t require re-flashing > and fussing. > Again, I've never run into that problem, and we've probably done this a couple hundred times over the years. David Smith MVN.net
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