Comments on: WRT54G’s Suck.

By: Vanilla Gorilla

Vanilla Gorilla — Wed, 31 May 2006 01:34:00 +0000

haha oops heh I am blogger n00b. Anyway.. I would do resistence and amperage checks and check your grounds on your key switch, since it usually somehow runs the solenoid which should be in the starter. Chevys usually have the solenoid in the starter unit. You should hear a click when you turn the key, this is the solenoid engaging power to the starter unit. Good luck.

By: Vanilla Gorilla

Vanilla Gorilla — Wed, 31 May 2006 01:14:00 +0000

My WRT54G is version 2 and I haven’t had to reboot it for hours. I run DD-WRT. I definately think the WRT54g series have cooling problems. After a few hours they get pretty hot. I added thermal tape and some heatsinks to mine, it seems to help the cooling issue. As far as your starter solonoid I would do some resistence checks on your

By: maddocks

maddocks — Thu, 25 May 2006 16:28:00 +0000

Well maybe. Ver. 1 – 4 rocked I have a v2 at work never misses a beat unless I rocket the gain above %65, especially in g mode I think we talked about why and you didnt believe me:) Anyway V5 doesnt run linux it has half the ram and half the storage capacity so hacked FW dont have any options. I use wifi-box it was the most reliable one I could find.It cracks me up you have made fun of me for using my wrt54g but truth be known you cant make yours work HAHA!! Oh shit I’m funny. Anywho you probly have a hardware issue or bumped the power in g mode. Even “Frank” the horrendous firewall has been replaced with a wrt54g with multiple ip tables etc. I do agree tho sbc’s are the way to go especially since the advent of 400mw mini-pci cards whooha. Keep your head up my wrt54g V5 has to be unplugged everyday! sometimes twice a day. V2 was good tho.