Comments on: Flashing dd-wrt on Linksys wrt-54g router http://www.connectedhome.infopint.com/flashing-dd-wrt-on-linksys-wrt-54g-router/ Guide to Setup Home Networks - Share Video,Music,Pictures and Data across multiple devices in home Sun, 29 Jan 2012 04:38:59 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Jeff http://www.connectedhome.infopint.com/flashing-dd-wrt-on-linksys-wrt-54g-router/comment-page-1/#comment-166 Jeff Sat, 26 Mar 2011 15:38:01 +0000 http://www.connectedhome.infopint.com/?p=1076#comment-166 Hi guys, Excellent explanation, im not an idiot but im no computer nerd... yet i have my trendnet router setup as a wireless bridge upstairs and a belkin router as my main downstairs with modem. sitting up stairs, disconnect trendnet my connection pretty well stops so i know its working atleast a bit. my question is regarding the speed im getting. While upstairs my laptop sitting 6 inch's away from the trendnet its slow, is it because the trendnet and belkin are just to far apart, or is there a setting that may increase the performance of the bridge? my bridged router is trendnet tew 632brp DSL isp the dd-wrt firmware isnt offered for my belkin so i cant reverse the roles of the routers... iv tried a bunch of times :s my belkin is also in pppoe as i needed to cancel a nat type 3 for my ps3 so i disabled it in modem. If pppoe is the problem that can be solved as its close enough to the router i can use a cord if necessary and go back to dynamic or static whatever is best i have no idea :D Any ideas would be much appreciated Thanks Jeff ps sorry if this is jibberish im trying to learn this stuff but not a nerd yet lol Hi guys,

Excellent explanation, im not an idiot but im no computer nerd… yet i have my trendnet router setup as a wireless bridge upstairs and a belkin router as my main downstairs with modem.
sitting up stairs, disconnect trendnet my connection pretty well stops so i know its working atleast a bit. my question is regarding the speed im getting.
While upstairs my laptop sitting 6 inch’s away from the trendnet its slow, is it because the trendnet and belkin are just to far apart, or is there a setting that may increase the performance of the bridge?
my bridged router is trendnet tew 632brp
DSL isp
the dd-wrt firmware isnt offered for my belkin so i cant reverse the roles of the routers… iv tried a bunch of times :s
my belkin is also in pppoe as i needed to cancel a nat type 3 for my ps3 so i disabled it in modem.
If pppoe is the problem that can be solved as its close enough to the router i can use a cord if necessary and go back to dynamic or static whatever is best i have no idea :D

Any ideas would be much appreciated
Thanks Jeff
ps sorry if this is jibberish im trying to learn this stuff but not a nerd yet lol

]]> By: Kate http://www.connectedhome.infopint.com/flashing-dd-wrt-on-linksys-wrt-54g-router/comment-page-1/#comment-162 Kate Tue, 22 Mar 2011 02:28:37 +0000 http://www.connectedhome.infopint.com/?p=1076#comment-162 Just as a counter experience to Robert. I had about given up the idea of a wireless repeater bridge, without even knowing it had a name, when I found this site. I had a modem that was compatible, I read carefully, and followed the directions exactly. It all worked exactly as it was supposed to, and my kids now have wireless access in their bedrooms! Thank you for an amazing amount of careful, detailed hard work that made this relatively painless. Just as a counter experience to Robert. I had about given up the idea of a wireless repeater bridge, without even knowing it had a name, when I found this site. I had a modem that was compatible, I read carefully, and followed the directions exactly. It all worked exactly as it was supposed to, and my kids now have wireless access in their bedrooms! Thank you for an amazing amount of careful, detailed hard work that made this relatively painless.

]]> By: LD http://www.connectedhome.infopint.com/flashing-dd-wrt-on-linksys-wrt-54g-router/comment-page-1/#comment-138 LD Sat, 23 Oct 2010 16:25:34 +0000 http://www.connectedhome.infopint.com/?p=1076#comment-138 Good Lord Robert, a simple "I had a difficult time because I am a Moron would have sufficed". You cannot deny the fact that you have learned something that you, otherwise, would not have known. How do you think novices become experts? What a touch of class you are!??!! You sound like one of those Sarah Palin worshippers. You Dick. How about: Dear Sirs, I wish to express my most sincere appreciation for making this tool available to me; free of charge. Your thoughtfulness reaffirms my conviction that altruism is an elemental artifact of the human adventure. Thank you! Good Lord Robert, a simple “I had a difficult time because I am a Moron would have sufficed”. You cannot deny the fact that you have learned something that you, otherwise, would not have known. How do you think novices become experts? What a touch of class you are!??!! You sound like one of those Sarah Palin worshippers. You Dick.

How about:

Dear Sirs,

I wish to express my most sincere appreciation for making this tool available to me; free of charge. Your thoughtfulness reaffirms my conviction that altruism is an elemental artifact of the human adventure.

Thank you!

]]> By: Robert http://www.connectedhome.infopint.com/flashing-dd-wrt-on-linksys-wrt-54g-router/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Robert Sun, 23 May 2010 14:57:38 +0000 http://www.connectedhome.infopint.com/?p=1076#comment-113 Dear Sirs, Your website is very informative but dealing with dd-wrt, a novice computer type like myself is running around a mine field. I followed you advise on downloading firmware from dd-wrt for my linksys router. Well 8 VERY frustrating hours later it is back to the original factory firmware. Your site clearly did not warn about the cobra's nest you about to enter. Furthermore as you links to dd-wrt by-pass some CRITICAL pre-install information, especially about completely disregarding what is said in the router database as to stable firmwares to use. A simple link to dd-wrt forum on installation would of stopped an entire day of learning and accomplishing NOTHING!! Thanks, as said by Klinger from the TV show M.A.S.H. "may a camel spit in your eyes and shit on your front door step!! Dear Sirs, Your website is very informative but dealing with dd-wrt, a novice computer type like myself is running around a mine field. I followed you advise on downloading firmware from dd-wrt for my linksys router. Well 8 VERY frustrating hours later it is back to the original factory firmware. Your site clearly did not warn about the cobra’s nest you about to enter. Furthermore as you links to dd-wrt by-pass some CRITICAL pre-install information, especially about completely disregarding what is said in the router database as to stable firmwares to use. A simple link to dd-wrt forum on installation would of stopped an entire day of learning and accomplishing NOTHING!! Thanks, as said by Klinger from the TV show M.A.S.H. “may a camel spit in your eyes and shit on your front door step!!

]]> By: admin http://www.connectedhome.infopint.com/flashing-dd-wrt-on-linksys-wrt-54g-router/comment-page-1/#comment-15 admin Tue, 18 Aug 2009 17:16:40 +0000 http://www.connectedhome.infopint.com/?p=1076#comment-15 In addition to Linksys WRT54G this guide also applies to Linksys WRT150N,WRT160N.I will add more routers to the list as I find them. In addition to Linksys WRT54G this guide also applies to Linksys WRT150N,WRT160N.I will add more routers to the list as I find them.

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