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January 19, 2009 11:50 PM

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geramy

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I have a WGR614v7 and i know it has atheros 51xx/2317 chipset 2mb flash rom 8mb vram it is telnet capible of enabling it i wanted to know if the client mode on this router works when i go to that mode the test/check mark simble flickers when its off it doesnt and i heard i have to make a new firmware so if i have people that would like to help me go ahead its going to free to the world. thanks for helping me. or if anyone knows how to make client or bridge mode work please bring it to my attention people at the netgear forums wont give answers at all they wont give support nothing to this and i am no sure why if atheros is so common in routers and computers it should be easy to make a firmware

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January 20, 2009 12:58 AM

Hi geramy,
The firmware available on this site are meant for WGR614v8 ... with v7 you have only 2MB of flash and I am not sure if it will be sufficient to run firmwares like OpenWRT , DD-WRT etc .... may be this is why you dont have firmware builds for V7 available here ....
For client mode issue u can try this with default netgear firmware availbale to your WGr614v7 .... I dnt have a WGR614v7 but I think these features should be supported in netgear firmware and u might not have to create a new firmware for ur
purpose ...

January 20, 2009 2:42 AM

um ya but it is aheros based not broadcom based if you could help me out i would be soooooo happy please help me out dude ill give you a free hosting server or 2months deal?

April 5, 2009 6:39 PM

You may need to create a JTAG Cable to flash it. My WGR614v7 has ben running DD-WRT for about a year now. I do not quite remember how I did it but it works great. Some how I converted it to a Wireless a/b/g/n Router.

April 5, 2009 11:53 PM

NGMod said: You may need to create a JTAG Cable to flash it. My WGR614v7 has ben running DD-WRT for about a year now. I do not quite remember how I did it but it works great. Some how I converted it to a Wireless a/b/g/n Router.

OK ... glad to know that WGR614v7 also supports DD_WRT ... If it z so then problem of Geramy is solved ...

He can start his WGR614v7 with default Netgear firmware  and subsquently do a f/w upgrade using its GUI to flash DD-WRT .... No need to have a JTAG cable ....

JTAG cable is needed when u r not able to get the board going ... If the board is booting up OK ..we can simply use its GUI or serial console (if u have one) to upgrade the f/w ...

Hope it helps .... 

April 7, 2009 1:34 PM

Dude you kinda wrong no they havnt its been a brick for that whole year and there is no way a v7 is wireless n they came out before it did and its to cheap anyways for that. its got only 16k nvram or some crap like that grrrrarrrr

April 7, 2009 11:39 PM

geramy said: Dude you kinda wrong no they havnt its been a brick for that whole year and there is no way a v7 is wireless n they came out before it did and its to cheap anyways for that. its got only 16k nvram or some crap like that grrrrarrrr

OK geramy .... I dnt know y would someone make a claim of something working if it dz not ... anywaz if DD-WRT can't run

on WGR614v7 then u need to add support for client/wireless bridge in the WGR614v7 code(if it z not there ......) ..  :) 

April 8, 2009 2:17 PM

yes but i need a book on how to or something please i need that litte bit of help just a little geramy@gorandwar.com

April 8, 2009 2:20 PM

Well i know you seen my pm just reply to it man whats your problem is this for credit only? is that why you post back and dont reply to a pm dont have to answer this i already know.

April 8, 2009 11:11 PM

Geramy I have replied to your PM ... last day I overlooked it somehow ...
Anywaz we are not here for credit/publicity ... The community is here to help ...
that's it ....

June 27, 2010 10:15 PM

Hey Geramy i got the same problem i have a Atheros AR2317-ac1a base router with 8mb of ram,it supposed to have 2mb flash.So i tried to instale DD-wrt v.24-sp1 generic micro witch is 1.68 mb,the TFTP program i was useing kelpt saying disk is full.So i found the firmware that the router came with v2.0 from the encore site,it loaded up just fine it was 1mb.I want to turn this router into a bridge,but i cant find the right firmware nowere.If i new how to wright firmware for routers i would have it made ,but im not that smart.i will keep checking back somebody mite help or know someone that mite know were we can get the right fermware.

September 23, 2010 5:39 AM

The 2Mb Atheros flash will not be enough, there is never any support for limited flash on Atheros devices, minimum you must have on Atheros is 4Mb, and even then your getting dangerously close to non functioning because netgear uses some of the flash ram on the router itself to store info (in this case red boot instead of CFE)

February 24, 2011 2:38 AM

Hey everyone I changed my email to admin@glscripting.org
If you have questions email me I can try to make a guide to the telnet.

February 24, 2011 2:43 AM

I recently bough a nice ipac 9302 Dev kit If anyone would like to help me make a firmware that has a little more then the default one offers I am sure I could get you a device that is if you are qualified enough to help with this the firmware is mostly C with some mixture of other crap that the company that made it put together I am working on getting tech specs of each and every component on the board mostly everything works as is except no support for usb host and the SD card slot but there is control over the devices SPI or SIP I forget the exact term.

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