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MAIZnBLUE

join:2004-01-15
Milan, MI
wrt600n...new firmware?

looking for new firmware for the wrt600n...let me know.


Alex51515

@rcn.com

man did linksys stop supporting this router?? i spent about 300 bucks for this router when it first came out and the signal has always been lousy and dropping connections... ive tried everything besides a new firmware, because there hasnt been any for 5 months!! whats going on with linksys?/?


MiNdErAsR
Minderasr

join:2000-11-25

reply to MAIZnBLUE
A quick search of the linksys support forums shows people crying out for a firmware update for a multitude of issues. With the exception of a static dns issue, my wrt600n has been working fine for me.

Linksys/Cisco have dropped the ball on this one it seems.


wrt600n

@comcast.net
»www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=30684

Recently flashed up to 1.01.36 build 3_20080229 using the above guide...

decx
Premium
join:2002-06-07
Vancouver, BC
·Bell Sympatico


edit:
April 27th, @06:55PM

reply to MiNdErAsR
said by MiNdErAsR See Profile
Linksys/Cisco have dropped the ball on this one it seems.
It's not the first time they've done this and certainly not the last. There are unresolved issues in the official firmware for basically every Linksys router from the likes of the BEFW11S4 to the WRT54G/GS/GL, the current WRTxx0N routers.

latinuser_uy

join:2004-07-15
UY

edit:
April 28th, @07:49PM

and the answer seems to be... dd-wrt. At least for my WRT54G/GL's and my WRT350N (or other 3rd party fw if you like and supports your particular hw). Maybe we need to assume that it was only the HW what we got in exchange for our hard earned $$.

majortom1029

join:2006-10-19
Lindenhurst, NY
The prob is that with the new wrt600n's (version 1.1) dd-wrt doesnty work due to it deactivatin the ethernet ports.

searcher61

join:2000-09-03

reply to MAIZnBLUE
I would like to use DD-WRT also, but the problems I have been reading about with it are making me stay with the stock firmware for the time being. I have spoken (more like argued) with Linksys regarding some of the problems, some as simple as Logging. I have not gotten them to ever admit there is a problem. I posted a couple of messages on their forum and Linksys edited my messages and removed anything that said there was anything wrong with their products... I can't believe Linksys does not even support what I think is their most expensive router.


husky55
On Long Island Sound
Premium
join:2005-03-25
Madison, CT
·AT&T Yahoo

What's up with Linksys not releasing any new firmware for this A-G draft N router?

I suspect its hardware is being replaced but still, to orphan this new product is really crass.
--
Madison, CT, home of the Hammonasset State Park


wrt600n

@comcast.net
»ftp://ftp.linksys.com/downloads/NA/fir···S_fw.bin


MAIZnBLUE

join:2004-01-15
Milan, MI
Yup just updated firmware...will see how all goes...thanks


MiNdErAsR
Minderasr

join:2000-11-25
reply to wrt600n
Any feedback on the new firmware? I don't see anything in linksys forums.

TIA

searcher61

join:2000-09-03

reply to MAIZnBLUE
Funny, I have been waiting for an update to the firmware on their website...they finally release one and it's the version that came on my router. Don't know why they sell router with firmware that had not been released. So I guess I am waiting again for a firmware to fix my problems.


KewlRobD3

@optonline.net
reply to MAIZnBLUE
Well I installed the latest firmware 1.01.36 build 3. Since upgrading I can no longer connect to the 802.11n band. Only 802.11a works on the 5Ghz channel. It's to late now to call linksys but I will certainly be on the phone tomorrow.

AusCalais

join:2008-06-08

reply to searcher61
Depends on your definition of 'released'. I would have thought it was approved by Engineering for production or for upgrade of previously produced items.

So it doesn't surprise me they have used it new build devices and the released it as an update after a period to unsure it is stable.
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