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blfesper
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 06, 2011 17:11    Post subject: E2000 radios Reply with quote
Hi,

I recently bought an E2000 from a friend as I wanted to upgrade to 802.11N from my WRT54G.

I have not yet put DD-WRT on the router.
As I have a mixture of G and N devices on my network, I would love to have both 2.4 and 5 GHz running.
Does the DD-WRT build enable the choosing of both frequency ranges, or is this simply a hardware limitation? (I noticed that someone mentioned it only had one radio)

It's not a huge deal, as I only paid half retail for a NIB router, but was curious so I'd have no surprises when I get a chance to kill the network for a bit. :-)

Thanks!
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Zelda
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 10, 2011 18:14    Post subject: Reply with quote
Masterman wrote:
bmupton wrote:
speedy71471 wrote:
You can try an E2000, it only has one radio but I get the impression that's not an issue?


YES! I just picked up an E2000 and so far I am very happy with it. It was $98 with tax at my local shop. It also supports the mega build of dd-wrt due to it's 8MB flash, in case you want all those features.


You'll be alot more happier if you underclock the BCM4717 CPU to Broadcoms specification. Linksys O/C's them from the factory and it causes alot of issues.

open up a shell or enter this into the box under Administration->Commands:

code]nvram set clk freq=300,150
nvram commit && reboot
[/code]


Will this work for a modded WRT320Nv1 --> E2000V1 since the chips are BCM4716?
buddee
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 10, 2011 18:26    Post subject: Reply with quote
Zelda wrote:
Masterman wrote:
bmupton wrote:
speedy71471 wrote:
You can try an E2000, it only has one radio but I get the impression that's not an issue?


YES! I just picked up an E2000 and so far I am very happy with it. It was $98 with tax at my local shop. It also supports the mega build of dd-wrt due to it's 8MB flash, in case you want all those features.


You'll be alot more happier if you underclock the BCM4717 CPU to Broadcoms specification. Linksys O/C's them from the factory and it causes alot of issues.

open up a shell or enter this into the box under Administration->Commands:

code]nvram set clk freq=300,150
nvram commit && reboot
[/code]


Will this work for a modded WRT320Nv1 --> E2000V1 since the chips are BCM4716?


Yes, works the same on both units.

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