[Tfug] FS: Linksys WRT54G with the excellent v.2 chipset - already flashed with DD-WRT full edition

[Paul Lemmons]

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Subject: [Tfug] FS: Linksys WRT54G with the excellent v.2 chipset - 
already    flashed with DD-WRT full edition
From: "Jim March" <1.jim.march at gmail.com>
To: "Tucson Free Unix Group" <tfug at tfug.org>
Date: 08/11/2008 09:10 PM
> This router is in excellent cosmetic shape, comes with power brick and
> Ethernet cable.
>
> This is among the best of the Linksys routers - 4megs flash memory,
> 16megs RAM.  Only the somewhat rare v.3 is any better by a fraction
> (clock rate) - but even then the v.2 has more power going in and with
> DD-WRT or other true FOSS firmware sets you can crank the WiFi output
> power higher than the later ones.  Check out the specs comparison
> sheet at the DD-WRT site:
>
> http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Supported_Devices#Linksys_.28all_the_rest_that_is_not_re-engineered_til_today.29
>
> The DD-WRT firmware file loaded right now is:
>
> dd-wrt.v24-9517_VINT_std.bin
>
> This isn't the "micro" flavor, it's the full-tilt-boogie edition :)
> based on a Linux 2.4x kernel.  Supports telnet access and running
> custom apps in that 16megs.  Can be set up as a client to receive a
> WiFi signal and distribute that to up to four Ethernet-connected
> PCs/XBoxes/whatever.
>
> This can be flashed from a standard Linux web-browser like Firefox
> 3.0.1 in Ubuntu Hardy (that's what DD-WRT was put in with, by me).
> Can be re-flashed to Tomato or other FOSS firmware sets:
>
>     * FreeWRT
>     * HyperWRT Thibor
>     * OpenWRT
>     * Tarifa
>     * X-Wrt
>
> DD-WRT and Tomato are probably best for non-programmers - FreeWRT is
> an entire programming interface.
>
> Asking $40/obo...can deliver in Tucson or grab it at Charlie's?
>
> Selling because the "client mode" support in DD-WRT is too complex for
> the non-tech guy in California who needs it...although...I dunno, I
> might try Tomato if nobody here wants it, it's supposed to be a
> simpler setup...
>
> Jim
>
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>   
Hi Jim, if nobody else has yet claimed it, I would like to have it.

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