He asked for dd-wrt 3.0 not k3.x.
Some of those older routers have problems in the 3.x kernel. _________________ I am far from a guru, I'm barely a novice.
Yes but k3x is also inclusive to DDv3 builds.
But that's a good point; I've only used k3x on my WNDR4000. I did look if the 320n wiki mentioned anything about k3x support; it did not. That's why I suggested to research the threads for support, but I should stress that more. Especially since it doesn't specify v1 or v2... _________________ #NAT/SFE/CTF: limited speed w/ DD#Repeater issues#DD-WRT info: FAQ, Builds, Types, Modes, Changes, Demo#
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Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2015 23:43 Post subject: WRT-320N with K3.X
I flashed my WRT320N V1 with the very latest dd-wrt.v24-27805_NEWD-2_K3.x_mega_wrt320n. Was on k2.6 build 21061. Besides the duplicate LAN and WIFI MAC addresses, the only other pain so far was manually re-doing all the settings.
Brian
I set clkfreq to 480,240,120 plus added a small heat sink on the cpu and ram chips.
which is the firmware with strongest wifi signal for linksys wrt320n please?
In all DD-WRT firmware you can change the wi-fi power levels. The TX-Power setting is on the Wireless/Advanced Settings Tab. If you turn it up too high it could cause problems like excess heat. Use with caution.
A few things to consider:
Too high and the transmitters will overheat, and you'll piss off your neighbors by overriding their signals.
Increasing the Tx level on the router may not even help your range much. If the router can't "hear" the PC, you're not going to have a reliable connection no matter how much power the router is pumping out.
It depends on your location (Country) as to how much power you can put out and on what channels you are authorized to do it on. In the united states the FCC is currently causing a stink over the ability of 3rd party firmware to be able to use unauthorized channels (frequencies) and raise the power output above the maximum for those frequencies.
Just remember that just because you can use all the channels and raise the power way up dose not mean you are authorized to do so. You have been warned now be informed.
I ran: dd-wrt.v24-21061_NEWD-2_K2.6_mega for years. It ran great. The only problem I found was SSH is broke. If you don't need SSH (for remote management) and just use telnet or GUI (web interface) then you can use this one as stable.
There is no real best as when things are fixed in newer builds, other thing are broken.
If you are going to try betas then I wouldn't recommend the v3 kernels yet as I haven't determined if it is causing my random reboots.
