Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2017 16:14 Post subject: Linksys E3000: Hello, hopefully this won't be a repetition. I have a Linksys E3000, the build I'm using is the one linked in the wiki dd-wrt.v24-14929_NEWD-2_K2.6_std_usb_ftp-e3000.bin It's the first flash of a DD-wrt build I do on my router.
May 20, 2012 · My Access point router IP address was 192.168.1.254 (not a DD-WRT router) and E3000 router IP address was 192.168.1.1. Download and install a recommended build for your router. DO NOT USE SP1. Feb 14, 2016 · This is a Tech Tip / Tuneup Report for a Cisco E3000 router How to install DD-WRT firmware AND how to install Tomato firmware Instructions came from here Mar 01, 2018 · Why Are Only Some Routers Compatible With DD-WRT? Generally speaking, there’s a lot of work behind finding DD-WRT compatible Linksys routers. The compatibility of the DD-WRT firmware largely depends on the hardware. The make and model of the chipset and the size of the flash memory impact the compatibility. I've had a few hours with Linksys tech support before they decided to RMA me for a replacement unit. In my research, I've run across "dd-wrt.com" and wonder what this community thinks about this? I realize Cisco/Linksys isn't going to support this flash, but I'm curious about the feelings of the community about installing this on an E3000.
DD-WRT uses DNSMasq and does not give sequentially ordered IP addresses. The addresses are calculated based on your computer's MAC address and "a variable". It's just a little different from the way the original Linksys firmware worked.
I've had a few hours with Linksys tech support before they decided to RMA me for a replacement unit. In my research, I've run across "dd-wrt.com" and wonder what this community thinks about this? I realize Cisco/Linksys isn't going to support this flash, but I'm curious about the feelings of the community about installing this on an E3000. With DD-WRT, for the E3000, there is a lot of versions. The DB suggests one, the wiki an other one, the FTP a lot. Further more, if you don't take the good one, it's very risky, much more than for a WRT54G My first idea was to initiate with this one: DD-WRT uses DNSMasq and does not give sequentially ordered IP addresses. The addresses are calculated based on your computer's MAC address and "a variable". It's just a little different from the way the original Linksys firmware worked.
If it isn't a main router, updating is not vital. For E1000, E3000, you could try freshtomato, which is safer than pulling the trigger on a random version of DD-WRT (even though the de-bricking isn't usually difficult). Or, for a sure bet on the E3000, DD-WRT 35550 K3.
Linksys E3000 The Linksys E3000 is based on the same hardware as the Linksys WRT610N v2.0 with changes to the CFE and a larger NVRAM block. The E3000 is based on the Broadcom 4718 cpu running at 480MHz. It has 8 MB flash (MX29LV640EBTI) and 64 MB SDRAM (H5PS5162FFR). Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2017 16:14 Post subject: Linksys E3000: Hello, hopefully this won't be a repetition. I have a Linksys E3000, the build I'm using is the one linked in the wiki dd-wrt.v24-14929_NEWD-2_K2.6_std_usb_ftp-e3000.bin It's the first flash of a DD-wrt build I do on my router. If it isn't a main router, updating is not vital. For E1000, E3000, you could try freshtomato, which is safer than pulling the trigger on a random version of DD-WRT (even though the de-bricking isn't usually difficult). Or, for a sure bet on the E3000, DD-WRT 35550 K3. 3 times Linksys WRT610N V2 converted to E3000 and 1 original E3000 running dd-wrt.v24-33772_NEWD-2_K3.x_mega-e3000.bin (bridged with LAN cable) Back to top wats6831 Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 2:27 Post subject: Setting up two Linksys E3000, AP & Repeater Bridge: Ok im having some issues with setting up two brand new E3000 routers. First off, ive been using DD-WRT for many years on my WRT54GS routers with no issues and i absolutely love their pro