Until someone, some genius, figured out that the WRT54G actually runs on a Linux OS! And because of that, Linksys was actually required(under the GNU) to provide source code. Other than that though, no one really paid attention to it, and as more routers came out on the market, the WRT54G kind of got burried in all the rest. I can't remember a time when I've ever seen one selling for more than $60, even way back when Wireless G was still new to the consumer market and other Wireless G routers were selling for $100+. It was an extremely popular Wireless G solution due to the fact that it was relatively cheap and reliable. The WRT54GL originally began its life as the standard WRT54G router. As with any type of firmware/BIOS flashing, there are risks, and there is always a chance that something could go wrong and your router is permanantly bricked. Plus the Networking section has only 1 sticky, and so I figured maybe I can add to it.ĭisclaimer: I take no responsibility if anything contained in this thread breaks your router. However, it is kind of spread out so I figured I'd try to condense some of it here. First I'll say that most of this information is available a lot of places on the internet.
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