Joined: 22 Jun 2008 Posts: 2440 Location: Am now Dark_Shadow
Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 0:11 Post subject:
Got files to flash to 14039 STD
Had the problem of my LAN MAC was fictitiously the same as my ath1 mac which was the sticker before flash and is after. The other macs were correct. This is what I did...
ath1 = sticker
ath0 = ath1 + 1
lan = ath1 + 2
wan = ath1 + 3
I also saved startup in commands the following (all one line)
Code:
while sleep 5; do if [ `nvram get lan_hwaddr` = "your reset to defaut mac" ]; then nvram set lan_hwaddr="your correct mac"; fi; done &
use this at you own risk, I tried it in my WRT600N and had to hard reset and reconfigure, it was unresponsive. _________________ The New Me
Joined: 22 Jun 2008 Posts: 2440 Location: Am now Dark_Shadow
Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 13:06 Post subject:
Tested gpio's 1-40, if it's not listed I found no visual cue. How high do the gpio's go?
gpio enable 1 = Power LED Solid
gpio enable 2 = ?
gpio enable 3 = ?
gpio enable 4 = Turns off Encryption LED (blue)
gpio enable 5 = Turns off Encryption LED (amber)
gpio disable 1 = Power LED Flashing
gpio disable 2 = Reboots the unit
gpio disable 3 = ?
gpio disable 4 = Turns on Encryption LED (blue)
gpio disable 5 = Turns on Encryption LED (amber)
Wish I could figure out the gpio for the wireless LED, it's constant flashing is annoying. _________________ The New Me
Mac address messed up (of course).
Tk power unaffected by changes.
Wireless strength varies greatly not sure if this is a visual mistake or actually.
Wireless speeds slower then should be by about a third at times and does stutter now and then.
Wireless channel select appears to get messed up depending on channel selection.
Wireless speeds on the status ath1 always show auto rather then actually speeds.
Changing to ath1 on status often doesn't work.
The wireless led blink of course.
Haven't tested wds or mac filtering due to the mac address issue.
Most of the issue appear to deal with wireless but that's understandable.
With a few minor cosmetic problems and control problems.
Otherwise the rest of the basic functions work fine and he already seems to have gotten past the annoying stock firmwares reboot problems.
Definitely seeing the "radio power too low" bit using 14144 build as well. I read this post, bought a 400N (needed a new router anyway), measured using stock firmware, then changed over to DD-WRT to measure the difference. Aside from that, seems rock solid - uptime is 28 hours so far, no glitches at all for me...
