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 Topic: Linksys EA6350 Support |
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 Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Thu May 10, 2018 0:04 Subject: Linksys EA6350 Support |
| I was only able to do it with serial.
Did you use a level-shifting serial adapter? I'm thinking I should invest in a cable and see if I can revive this thing, if only for the experience. If you g ... |
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| Topic: Linksys EA6350 Support |
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| BungieCord Replies: 390 Views: 631951 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed May 09, 2018 20:36 Subject: Linksys EA6350 Support |
| I was only able to do it with serial.
Did you use a level-shifting serial adapter? I'm thinking I should invest in a cable and see if I can revive this thing, if only for the experience. |
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| Topic: ASUS RT-AC1200 (non-G/G+) Support |
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| BungieCord Replies: 6 Views: 147121 |
Forum: Ralink SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed May 09, 2018 17:47 Subject: ASUS RT-AC1200 (non-G/G+) Support |
| I gather there's still no support for the RT-AC1200, only the G+? I ask because eBay has factory refurbs for $28, delivered. | |
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| Topic: Linksys EA6350 Support |
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| BungieCord Replies: 390 Views: 631951 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Sat May 05, 2018 20:22 Subject: Linksys EA6350 Support |
| I'm trying to tftp an OEM image back onto an EA6350v1 with no luck.
I'm using Win7 with ctcp disabled, and I've tried LinkSys's tftp utility and the one linked to from the Peacock thread. I've che ... |
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| Topic: Linksys EA6350 Support |
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| BungieCord Replies: 390 Views: 631951 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Fri May 04, 2018 16:23 Subject: Linksys EA6350 Support |
| These routers are junk to begin with.
I'd have known that before if I'd found this thread but I scrimped on the research because I got it for my brother, who's been wheedling me for a couple of years ... |
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| Topic: Linksys EA6350 Support |
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| BungieCord Replies: 390 Views: 631951 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Fri May 04, 2018 1:36 Subject: Linksys EA6350 Support |
| The last time I re-flashed it three times in quick succession (through DD-WRT) and it still went back to the OE.
And now the OE firmware is munged up. I can't get past the LinkSys cloud crapware t ... |
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| Topic: Linksys EA6350 Support |
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| BungieCord Replies: 390 Views: 631951 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Thu May 03, 2018 22:24 Subject: Linksys EA6350 Support |
| I thought DD-WRT had 'taken' on the EA6350.v1 but apparently not.
Flash it twice with the same dd-wrt build, that way when it boots into the other partition, it will still be in dd-wrt. By this I ... |
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| Topic: Linksys EA6350 Support |
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| BungieCord Replies: 390 Views: 631951 |
Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Wed May 02, 2018 0:04 Subject: Linksys EA6350 Support |
| Thanks for the help, theboz. Thanks to your thread two pages back I got DD-WRT loaded on my v1 without drama. I've soft rebooted, hard rebooted and done a reset and it's still there.
Hey, Malachi ... |
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| Topic: Cheap DD-WRT compatible WiFi router w/gigabit ethernet |
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| BungieCord Replies: 4 Views: 14132 |
Forum: Search & Find, Sales & Offers Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2017 1:05 Subject: Cheap DD-WRT compatible WiFi router w/gigabit ethernet |
| Well okay then, ....
No, I had not seen that, but now that you have my attention ... I'm unfamiliar with either of those models so while I fumble around looking for tech information and reviews, ... |
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| Topic: Cheap DD-WRT compatible WiFi router w/gigabit ethernet |
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Forum: Search & Find, Sales & Offers Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2017 0:02 Subject: Cheap DD-WRT compatible WiFi router w/gigabit ethernet |
| Despite the cautions about its stability, I rolled the dice and bought a refurbed TP-Link WR1043ND v1, which was adequate to my needs ... for as long as it lasted. After a few months it got flaky and ... | |
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| Topic: Linksys EA6500v1 claims flash worked but EOM GUI isn't gone |
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Forum: Broadcom SoC based Hardware Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2017 21:41 Subject: Linksys EA6500v1 claims flash worked but EOM GUI isn't gone |
| I bought a refurbed Linksys ea6500 v.1 from Wally World with the intention of loading DD-WRT on it. Right out of the box it appeared to be the victim of a bad flash (endless flashing of the Cisco log ... | |
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| Topic: Making routers unstable overloading DNSMasq & IP Tables? |
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Forum: General Questions Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2016 15:59 Subject: Making routers unstable overloading DNSMasq & IP Tables? |
| Is it possible to overload a DD-WRT router with either NETMasq or IP tables tasks, or a combination?
When I loaded Win10 on a PC, I started reading up on all the ways it spies on you for Micro$loth ... |
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| Topic: WRT54GS not broadcasting guest network |
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| BungieCord Replies: 9 Views: 10037 |
Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Mon Dec 28, 2015 2:13 Subject: WRT54GS not broadcasting guest network |
| Tragedy befell me today. I found a fully-functioning Netgear WRG614 G-band WiFi router in the bottom of a box of old 8-track tapes. And since it has essentially the same (anemic) performance as my W ... | |
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| Topic: WRT54GS not broadcasting guest network |
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Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2015 22:30 Subject: WRT54GS not broadcasting guest network |
| True that. The 10/100 RJ45 ports on the WRT54 cost me about 1/3rd of my best Internet throughput, but where it really sucks is over my local network. With the TP-Link, I had local network transfer s ... | |
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| Topic: WRT54GS not broadcasting guest network |
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Forum: Advanced Networking Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2015 23:44 Subject: WRT54GS not broadcasting guest network |
| This is a router that will not die. This makes the second time I've replaced it with something more recent (the first time it was a WRT300) but it keeps outliving its replacements.
It's a v2.0, 8m ... |
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