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On Sat, 2009-01-10 at 19:25 -0500, Bill Horne wrote: > I just bought a Linksys WRT54GS Version 6, and I intended to use it for > OpenWRT, but it's too late a version because Linksys changed to a > smaller flash chip. It is possible to use experimental nano builds of some of the distros (maybe someone did a DDwrt build for those by now), but I'd just take it back to the store as defective. It's usually what I end up doing (I guarantee they are certainly defective when they go back :P)...good luck buying anything like what you need in the store, I wound up having to purchase a 350N 12-18 months ago when I needed something in a pinch. I've also got one of these newer boxes lying around, maybe I'll try a recent Linux build. There's also a pile of older Linux routers in my closet, but they haven't been powered up since I switched to 110V. Jon.
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