Posts made by bsouder

@scottalanmiller said:

Nothing is more confusing than the "Go" language.

As in DO NOT PASS ?? lol

The router is working pretty good. More a factor of the hardware than anything else, The DD-WRT is awesome. We are still going to swap out for the Buffalo product since it has the dual radios.

@ajstringham - Thanks for the offer of help BTW AJ.

@Katie - Yeah - I remember. Now we will all post pictures of snow when you are complaining it is too hot.

We had a swing and a miss last night. The table had a dusting on the patio,

Ok - I vote Katie on to her own island. lol

I have a bunch of recopies for crock-pot - but they have meat.

So - it was pretty intuitive. I have it all configured. Going to drop it in place to see if it works now.

Oh Yes - It's Very Nice!

Youtube Video

Yeah- crockpot stuff rocks! Unless you have to work near it and smell it all day.

None at all - just what came with the Buffalo.

@Dominica - TSP = Trisodium Phosphate. Google it.

So the downgrade went well. The move to the DD-WRT went well.

WOW - What a difference! It even forces you to change from the weak default passwords immediately. (I had factiry reset the device before doing the firmware)

Now to configure and test ...

Look what is on the top page for the DD-WRT:

http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/index

TSP works for prepping the area even for primer.

Yet another language getting all mixed into itself. Time to put down the coffee. We should come up with our own language and call it Cool-Aid. Then the marketing would just be focused on getting people to drink the Cool-Aid.

Product review section too - obviously. Maybe How To as well.

Depends on how many peppers you had if it is the power room.

I have a WNR-2000 v3 sitting here that I was going to try to salvage.

Looks like Netgear does not like people using DD-WRT on their stuff. You have to downgrade to get it to load - the newer firmware is apparently checking for DD-WRT and blocking it now.

http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=172030&highlight=wnr2000