I had a wrt-600n that I flashed with a wrong version of dd-wrt... It seemed to be bricked permanently... I was able to find instructions online that allowed me to reflash to a good version. router is now up and running fine. All in All it was a pretty easy fix, the hard part was the timing.
SteveOn Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 3:02 PM, Jason Hayes <jason@jasonhayes.org> wrote:Would have to give a thumbs up for DD-WRT as well. Had a Linksys WRT54G goOn Thursday 28 January 2010 01:16:58 pm JD Austin wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 1:06 PM, John <jharitos@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > You are brave. I'd be scared I'd brick a brand new router.
>
> Nah :) DD-WRT is very stable at this point.
> It's possible but no more possible than it would be later.
> Always do such a thing plugged directly into the router.
> Never do it over wireless.
>
> Tomato is great also
completely haywire on me about a year ago. No amount of fiddling or reseting or
upgrading would get it to work. I flashed it with DD-WRT and the router was
stable and happy for about another year before it completely calved and died.
Haven't had the guts to flash the new WRT320N yet.
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Jason Hayes
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