LXer: Turn your SOHO router into a powerhouse with DD-WRT

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09-27-2006, 02:33 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 132,251 Rep:	LXer: Turn your SOHO router into a powerhouse with DD-WRT Published at LXer: Linksys makes some fine wireless broadband routers, but one of the best things about these devices is that their firmware is based on Linux and can be replaced with third-party software, allowing anyone to have the functionality of an expensive, professional-grade router for less than $100. The GPL-licensed DD-WRT package offers lots of enhancements over the stock Linksys firmware and supports a wide range of hardware, including models from Buffalo, Belkin, and other vendors. Read More...

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