Successfull install of dd-wrt Kong-Mod for R6250

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rsasusaa
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Successfull install of dd-wrt Kong-Mod for R6250

I'm the happy owner of a R6250 and just installed the Kong Mod (from: https://www.myopenrouter.com/download/dd-wrt-kong-mod-netgear-r6250-2016...) on my router.

Firstly, I seeked help in forums (here: http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=51486)

And then I used the old installation guide for my R6300, because I'm a newb  (here: https://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Netgear_R6300#Guides) and it's years in between flashing my fw. Though I made a 30-30-30 reset as the first reset, instead of the 'regular' factory reset.
Everything seems in order, though the Netgear logo doesn't light - which is okay, then I save some milli-amps when it's on ;-)

Now it's time to see if it behaves properly. Mad props for all people working on this and discussing this on these fora - then it's actually an option to use google and find proper instructions! ;-)

Cheers Rasmus

Mastec
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You will love Kong on your

You will love Kong on your R6250.  I've been using it for months.  Zero signal drops and zero slowdowns.

daviziko
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Does the 5GHz WiFi work?

Does the 5GHz WiFi work?

Mastec
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Yes it does, strong signal

Yes it does, strong signal too.  Neighbor across the street and another 2 houses away can pick up my wifi.

vito333
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Please, tell me, has dd-wrt

Please, tell me, has dd-wrt Kong Mod HDD spindown option?

vito333
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stock firmware has not, my

stock firmware has not, my HDD work permanently

Jacob Witt
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Anyone know how to turn on

Anyone know how to turn on the Netgear Logo? Just wondering, I know you can turn it on using serial commands from telnet but thats only temp until it reboots.

Looking for a more perminant solution.

Mastec
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I asked Kong this question

I asked Kong this very question last year.  Here is his reply.....

Hi Mastec,
I know the lights are not working, unfortunately I did the port
without a router and I know it is not possible to control them via gpio
commands, in such a case there is a problem with gpio init which we can
fix if we have the hardware in order to test a few register hacks.

hspot
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Works PERFECT!

Works PERFECT!

 

System 
Router Name

DD-WRT

Router Model

Netgear R6250

Firmware Version

DD-WRT v3.0-r32170M kongac (06/11/17)

Kernel Version

Linux 4.4.70 #340 SMP Sun Jun 11 12:38:55 CEST 2017 armv7l

MAC Address

2C:30:33:C9:D5:8B

Hostname

R6250 

WAN Domain Name

 

LAN Domain Name

 

Current Time

Sun, 03 Sep 2017 11:56:16

Uptime

3:54

 

 

CPU 
CPU Model

Broadcom BCM4708 

CPU Cores

CPU Clock

800 MHz

Load Average

 

 
0%

0.00, 0.03, 0.00 

CPU Temperature

CPU 68.0 °C / WL0 48.9 °C / WL1 49.0 °C

 

 

Memory 
Total Available

 

 
97%

254596 kB / 262144 kB 

Free

 

 
85%

215304 kB / 254596 kB 

Used

 

 
15%

39292 kB / 254596 kB 

Buffers

 

 
12%

4520 kB / 39292 kB 

Cached

 

 
32%

12632 kB / 39292 kB 

Active

 

 
30%

11844 kB / 39292 kB 

Inactive

 

 
18%

7112 kB / 39292 kB 

 

 

Space Usage 
NVRAM

36 KB / 64 KB

CIFS

(Not mounted)

JFFS2

(Not mounted)

 

 

Network 
IP Filter Maximum Ports

32768 

Active IP Connections

 

 
1%

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