Joined: 24 Oct 2009 Posts: 319 Location: Buenos Aires-Argentina, End of World and new Pope's home.
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2015 15:54 Post subject:
I would go for Kong's is minimalist but just router dedicated, go README first.
http://www.desipro.de/ddwrt/K3-AC-Arm/ _________________ R7000 testing XVortex/Merlin's firm as AP @ home, VOIP, wifi printer, Roku 3 & 8 clients, Guest wifi, 2 wifi cameras, USB storage. Great firm. No more 1400 oveclocked, no need.
RT-N16 on VicTek's Raf Beta 9014-v1.3d. repeater @ Condominium pool side, a lot of clients messing arround.
wrt600n on wrt610n firm 16214 @ warehouse for 22 colleagues as wifi client @ 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz just for me.
wrt54gl on Eko's @ warehose as repeater for 22 coleagues as wifi client
wrt350n oldie 2007, 5 years bricked, recovered from dead & modded with antennas and new agn radio now incredible "NA mixed" on Brainslayer's , repeater at my garage, modding as hobby (picture)
All at service.
Kong said: Yeah that stupid 30/30/30. I already said it multiple times on newer units build in the last 2 years this is not the way to do it
I've been very happy with his Personal Test Build (PTB) dated 3/23/15 (SVN REV 26500)
...currently available at the link provided above.
I've been happy with both Kong and Main SVN/BS builds on the R6300v2, but since flashing 26500 a month ago it has been so stable that I saw no need to continue testing ("crack addict" flashing) everything that came out.
Assumptions:
1. Everyone on the forum has read the relevant forum section announcements.
2. For Broadcom section we have ALL at least tried to understand the "Peacock" thread,HERE
Why do you say go to README first? Theres no readme file there and Im not a flashing noob :p. I know how to flash it setup etc. I just want a stable one I dont have to keep taking it down for . Unhappy users when I have to take it down and resetup everything
The readme file is in the root directory above ARM & K26 folders.
http://www.desipro.de/ddwrt/
The readme in Kongs PTB folder is useless to the newbie. It just points you towards BS' beta builds.
mito does not "know" if your a firmware flashing wizard or a total newbie.
He specifically responded to your request for a basic/stable firmware. I don't see your "thank you mito" on that portion of his response. Nice show of appreciation for a stranger taking the time to answer your question.
If your not a newbie with flashing & setup you probably already know you can have the router back up & running (reconfigured) in less than 5 minutes with either a unix script or simple copy/paste of configuration commands so the "take it down and reset everything" isn't that hard for an experienced ddwrt user.
btw,
I agree with mito and jheide44.
Kong 26500M is a stable build & you probably cant go wrong with it. _________________ Router currently owned:
Netgear R7800 - Router
Netgear R7000 - AP mode
Joined: 24 Oct 2009 Posts: 319 Location: Buenos Aires-Argentina, End of World and new Pope's home.
Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2015 20:10 Post subject:
No words.....
Hei Mike, Friend thanx for the support! Appreciate alot!
Big thanx "jheide44" too! _________________ R7000 testing XVortex/Merlin's firm as AP @ home, VOIP, wifi printer, Roku 3 & 8 clients, Guest wifi, 2 wifi cameras, USB storage. Great firm. No more 1400 oveclocked, no need.
RT-N16 on VicTek's Raf Beta 9014-v1.3d. repeater @ Condominium pool side, a lot of clients messing arround.
wrt600n on wrt610n firm 16214 @ warehouse for 22 colleagues as wifi client @ 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz just for me.
wrt54gl on Eko's @ warehose as repeater for 22 coleagues as wifi client
wrt350n oldie 2007, 5 years bricked, recovered from dead & modded with antennas and new agn radio now incredible "NA mixed" on Brainslayer's , repeater at my garage, modding as hobby (picture)
All at service.
Kong said: Yeah that stupid 30/30/30. I already said it multiple times on newer units build in the last 2 years this is not the way to do it
The readme file is in the root directory above ARM & K26 folders.
http://www.desipro.de/ddwrt/
The readme in Kongs PTB folder is useless to the newbie. It just points you towards BS' beta builds.
mito does not "know" if your a firmware flashing wizard or a total newbie.
He specifically responded to your request for a basic/stable firmware. I don't see your "thank you mito" on that portion of his response. Nice show of appreciation for a stranger taking the time to answer your question.
If your not a newbie with flashing & setup you probably already know you can have the router back up & running (reconfigured) in less than 5 minutes with either a unix script or simple copy/paste of configuration commands so the "take it down and reset everything" isn't that hard for an experienced ddwrt user.
btw,
I agree with mito and jheide44.
Kong 26500M is a stable build & you probably cant go wrong with it.
I understand, Yeah I know about backing up settings, scripts, etc, But I really like to start fresh when doing things like that if that makes since. Same with upgrading, I`d rather wipe/reset than dirty flashing.
Thanks I`ll give it a go, I`ve currently been running the 3/7/15 Kong Build, I think I just need to work on tweaking my QoS settings a tad for downloads.
Thanks I`ll give it a go, I`ve currently been running the 3/7/15 Kong Build, I think I just need to work on tweaking my QoS settings a tad for downloads.
Assumptions:
1. Everyone on the forum has read the relevant forum section announcements.
2. For Broadcom section we have ALL at least tried to understand the "Peacock" thread,HERE