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Originally posted by ghporter: By the way, another advantage of using a WRT54G is the third party firmware available for it. There are TONS of options in these packages not found in Linksys' firmware that make the router even more flexible. |
True Dat, Brotha.
Linux is available in a minimized form for the WRT54G. It runs in RAM so all you need is a power cycle to get the router back to normal. And the cool part is that the router still works when running Linux, but you can telnet into it and run a few commands.
http://www.batbox.org/wrt54g-linux.html