Put DD-WRT in wireless router?
Some older routers have 4MB of flash adn can be upgraded to DD-WRT featrues set.
But some older models, even Netgear and Linksys, don't have enough free flash to hold the small Linux kernel.
Wha can DD-WRT do for you?
A. Turn a wireless router in a repeater.
B. Run small Linux utilities.
C. Increase power.
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Supported Devices DD-WRTEDIT:
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?hl=en-GB&v=TzvkWQYavokHow to Install DD-WRT on a Wireless Router - Techneek TV
But I have not done this. Not yet.
So my question is: Has anybody here done this and did it work well?