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Linksys WRT54GS Bricked? Flashing firmware. Help!
Can someone please help me? How can I unbrick this? The power light is just flashing. :erm:
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It is possible, there are a couple of very good guides on the Internet, it involves opening the router up and shorting 2 of the pins, then flashing the firmware over TFTP.
I bricked by WRT54GL twice in the same day, and managed to revive it using that guide. It's now running strong. Just found the guide too, here: http://voidmain.is-a-geek.net/redhat...g_revival.html |
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I was flashing it with the DRT firmware and I got up to Step 8 and the ethernet is having problems connecting it to the computer. :erm: Like it says unable to connect. The means I can't do the final stage of the upgrade?
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By DRT I assume you mean DD-WRT?
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Did you do it correctly, as in flash the micro version before the standard version? I made the mistake of not doing that, TWICE, which is why I've learnt to read the manual now :)
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Ah, there was some thing about the WRT's not allowing firmware over 2MB to be flashed, therefore you have to flash the micro version of DD-WRT and then from there you can flash the standard version.
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I've got no clue what you're on about. :confused: I need help, I've got like another 2 computers running on wireless and they need a connection quickly! :(
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Can't you just put the old firmware back on? From the below link you should be able to work out what your linksys is capable of installing from your S/N prefix.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linksys_WRT54G |
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Tried a master reset?
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Incase you have bricked it Pcworld are selling them for £41.
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...ory_oid=-28361 |
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It'll work if the ethernet on the machine worked as when I put the ethenet plug into the router from the computer, it comes up limited or no connectivity. :erm:
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You're putting the ethernet into the router with the computer and router switched off?
1) Connect the computer to the router and switch on the router and let it settle. 2) Switch on the computer and you should have internet unless you've bricked the router of course or something else is wrong. Remove all software firewalls just to make sure. |
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If you connect the ethernet from the computer directly to the modem bypassing the router does it work?
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Don't take this the wrong way, but is everything connected up properly ?
A friend of mine called me round to hers once, because of similar problems, and she had plugged the modem into one of the Lan ports. :disturbd: Modem--------> router internet port Router Lan port-------> pc is how it should be. oops: |
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