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Reply to Newer DD-WRT Firmware for the WGR614V8. on August 4, 2008

Check my post at http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=198462#198462 At least three fixes needed: A: Interestingly: If you check the logs you can see <b>This version does detect the serial flash after flashing it the first time usuing Netgear's...

Reply to Where's DD-WRT source for NETGEAR WGR614L on August 4, 2008

It is in the svn repository in dd-wrt. svn co svn://svn.dd-wrt.com/DD-WRT you could use other svn clients if you are not on Linux. and then use the patches/scripts given in the dd-wrt download in this...

Reply to Bricked 2 WGR614L(v8) routers. WTF is going on? on July 25, 2008

This seems to be an odd issue. I will check it out and see if I get the same problem. This type of bricking (and the reset is not working) means something more than just...

Reply to Bricked 2 WGR614L(v8) routers. WTF is going on? on July 24, 2008

How to recover the board using a serial console is outlined in http://www.myopenrouter.com/article/10341/Recover-Your-WGR614L-Using-a-Serial... The other option is to try the reset button. The reset button is at the back of the router hidden besides the...

Reply to FON firmware on the Netgear? on July 21, 2008

Any idea about what chipset/flash/sdram the CPE with FON uses? and what is the firmware version? If it is the same one as WGR614L -- well and good. We may be able to use the...

Reply to FON firmware on the Netgear? on July 21, 2008

Souvik is working on a Netgear OpenWRT port. Once that's working, we hopefully would be able to get it through the openwrt.org and after that it will be much easier to use FON on the...

Reply to ARM9 based dev kits for Linux? on July 21, 2008

That's a good board for development and thanks for sharing the info with us. WGR614L and many of the Netgear routers are based on the MIPS core.

Reply to Blinking power LED after upgrade to non-Netgear firmware on July 17, 2008

We are working on dd-wrt and myopenrouter firmwares too. Will be posting them next week. About the ssh/telnet, we need to possibly enable pty support in the kernel.

Reply to Blinking power LED after upgrade to non-Netgear firmware on July 16, 2008

Yes for SSH/Telnet it looks like the tomato firmware's dropbear isn't opening the shell and simply waiting. I usually use ssh root@192.168.1.1 "sh -i" Command to get a command shell in the router via ssh....

Reply to Blinking power LED after upgrade to non-Netgear firmware on July 16, 2008

Posted a new firmware at http://www.myopenrouter.com/download/10413/tomato_wgr614l-lzma/ Let us know if it is working for you. Known bugs in Tomato V1.11 versions still present in this version primarily 1. Reset Button 2. Wireless WPA/WPA2 doesn't work....

Reply to Blinking power LED after upgrade to non-Netgear firmware on July 9, 2008

Lightning.. - sorry to learn that you couldn't run tomato on the router yet.... I did try out the v1.1.11 6.0.36 both NA and WW versions and also verified the source code for both the...

Reply to wgr614v8 on July 9, 2008

The dd-wrt standard version doesn't work on WGR614L Nachi

Reply to Installed DD-WRT, no wireless, want to go back to original firmware... on July 7, 2008

Could you try pressing the reset button while powering on? That may fix the wireless issue on dd-wrt.

Reply to Blinking power LED after upgrade to non-Netgear firmware on July 7, 2008

This looks like a serious issue.. The upgrade does take a long time to complete. Also which version of the original firmware you are trying to use? The router switching back to a tftp server...

Reply to Test Light On with Tomato on July 3, 2008

The test light is not a good indication for this firmware - this is known bug and test light doesn't mean anything for WGR614L tomato version. Can you connect to the internet? Nachi

Reply to "step by step" guide to custom code on the WGR614L on July 2, 2008

We have released the source code for base version of WGR614L. This is the source code for "http://www.myopenrouter.com/download/10360/Source-Code-WGR614L-MyOpenRouter-Independent-Firmware-Build/" Please have a look at this version and check out the README and Release notes. If you...

Reply to Is there more info on the Independent Build V4.139.6.2? on July 1, 2008

This version is based on Broadcom released code. Most other codes (except OpenWRT and partially DD-WRT) and also Netgear firmware are originated from this version of the code. Primary target of this code base are...

Reply to WGR614v7 on May 8, 2008

Check out this thread http://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=15491 Reportedly it does work - but with the disclaimer that this is what I gather from googling and no personal experience. If you already haven't bought WGR614v7 - it may...

Reply to Difference between v8/L and v9 on May 3, 2008

There is. WGR614v9 is almost similar to WGR614v8 but it has only 2MB of flash and usually not enough to run most open source replacement firmwares. Of course there are some firmwares that may work...

Reply to Tomato source code on March 22, 2008

Thanks for the fix. It will be great if you can put a blog on this so that it becomes easier to find.

Reply to Opening the WGR614L on March 22, 2008

T3 or T4 torx driver will work. You need to solder a 0.1" pitch 6 pin header. (or if your board is one of the ones with holes already filled with solder then you can...

Reply to Reset Procedures? on March 22, 2008

Well this open source guide is not really official. It is what we have put together at the community with an early engineering sample and the early sample that we worked on did have the...

Reply to Where to buy when you are in europe on March 22, 2008

Yes WGR614L is same as the WGR614v8. The router is not yet released in Europe but you can get it from one of the US online retailers - but you will need to get 12v...

Reply to KWGR614 Throughput on March 20, 2008

A very wild guess and may not be a correct guess - but at times the two ethernet PHY (one at the router's WAN port and the other at your switch) could negotiate down to...

Reply to KWGR614 Throughput on March 12, 2008

Yes that's correct. In case of KWGR614L - 10Mbytes/Sec tcp throughput is expected. WAN-LAN should also give almost the same (may be a little lower). In case of WGR614L the throughput should be in the...

Reply to Tomato source code on March 11, 2008

Yes you could use the same toolchain that is supplied with Netgear source code for WGR614v8.

Reply to DD-WRT WGR614L on March 11, 2008

Great that you could compile the code. you could try to use the boot_wait=on nvram settings in the WGR614L to boot from a tftp server. In this case you should use the embedded ramdisk option...

Reply to signal and hardware level control on March 6, 2008

Definitely for most this type of interfaces are ok. In fact you may watch the thread at dd-wrt http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=27947&highlight=wgr614l about the progress of dd-wrt firmware for wgr614l. It seems dd-wrt team is already working on...

Reply to signal and hardware level control on March 6, 2008

In WGR614L please connect the serial ports (check the open source guide). Once you have an access to the shell, you can change the trasnmit power, antenna diversity etc. wl txpwr1 is the command to...

Reply to wgr614 v4 - Can tomato be loaded to this router on March 5, 2008

You should use the WGR614L for running the tomato firmware. WGR614v4 cannot run the tomato firmware since it is a Marvell based platform and it has too low a memory to run most of the...

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