Thanks for the reply. I actually downloaded this, and it installed fine, but access to the interface is extremely slow; each page takes more than a minute to load. Very disappointing. Even more disappointing is the fact that I cannot figure out how to go back to the original firmware.

I've tried to tftp the firmware to the router, and the file never transferred, even though it appeared that I could connect, both with tftp and atftp. I was able to ssh to the router, and hoped to somehow use mtd to get the original firmware back, but no luck so far. I would greatly appreciate any ideas, as I don't really wish to crack the router and use your debricking method.

Well, it turned out to be quite the ordeal. Every page of the ui appeared to be present, but pages either were extremely slow to load (most took at least a minute or longer), loaded with corrupted content (loss of styles), or just timed out. At first I suspected that the flash was incomplete because of the corrupted pages, but the pages occasionally appeared as expected, but merely loaded extremely slowly.

I tried to use the upgrade utility to replace the firmware, but I could never get the file to upload through the ui. As mentioned before, I couldn't use ftp or tftp to upload new firmware either. Very frustrating. Ultimately I set up apache on my desktop (running Kubuntu), and added the dd-wrt firmware to my www folder, ssh'd to the router, and then used wget to transfer the file to /tmp.

Then I was able to use mtd to replace the openwrt firmware with the dd-wrt one. I would much prefer openwrt, though, so I will continue to check here. I personally don't have the skills to help significantly with development, but I would be happy to answer what I can about my experience if a developer or tester has any questions.