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wrt vs tomato which is best... please be honest... i mean.. i just can't sleep so i thought why not flash my wrt54g v5... i successfully installed it... later i tried to find a guide for firewall... i mean [strikeline]i am not sure which is correct ip for my computer... like 192.168.0.101 or 192.168.0.102,etc[/strikeline] never mind... i should scroll up because i never see that long list in commend... i accidently found this article, DD-WRT vs. Tomato: Winner is Tomato | Mark Wagner - Yet Another Blog and found another DD-WRT vs Tomato: Clear choice? | Wright PC Consulting, LLC so what is your opinion? |
using DD-WRT on 2 WRT54GL linksys router since 4 days (wanted to have a wireless bridge between the living room and the computer room downstairs without doing a bunch of holes) and the stock firmwire wouldn't let me do that. the DD-wrt did and its working like a charm DD-wrt got my vote |
Tomato gets mine. I've used pretty much every firmware you can use on the Linksys routers and Tomato has the best features and overall setup. |
Never used Tomato so I can't say which is better. I have used wrt on a good half dozen routers though and it works great. |
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I installed Tomatoe 1 month ago, and I love it! |
i just found out that it will not support my wrt54g v5 Quote:
but... dd-wrt is linux? |
The version 5-7's only have 8mb of on board memory, Earlier versions have 16. DD-WRT makes a cut down version for these, Tomato doesn't. |
yes i know... as i read wiki... wel... its too bad, so i will keep dd-wrt... or suggest me for other firmware? |
OpenWRT is decent oo. |
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