punker
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join:2004-06-21
Palmdale, CA
clubs: | reply to CrazyJo82
Re: Linksys Diag light...
bad nvram settings |
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CrazyJo82
join:2004-04-19
Scarborough, ON
| Oh... thanks Dustyn 
I've been looking in the settings on the router but I have no idea on how to either reset the nvram setting or repair it.
I really dont want to press and hold the reset button because I've did that a few weeks ago and the problem has turned... |
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punker
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join:2004-06-21
Palmdale, CA
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 ·Time Warner VOIP
 ·RoadRunner Cable
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May 20th, @04:41PM
| before you clear the nvram setting what power supply are you using
Linksys or 3th party PSU
Please Note that 1.0 USES 5 VOLT @ 2.0Amps PSU
using an 12volt will fry it i have done that before  |
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CrazyJo82
join:2004-04-19
Scarborough, ON | it's the original linksys power supply which is the 5v at 2.0 amps |
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bshelly
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join:2002-02-17
Schaumburg, IL
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·AT&T CallVantage
| When my PS was going bad on my v1, my diag light would come on. I would suggest finding a replacement, preferably one from Linksys. They need to make sure it is the 5v 2amp. I switched mine out with my old La Fonera router PS and it is rated the same and the pinout is the same. It works great even more than a year later. |
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CrazyJo82
join:2004-04-19
Scarborough, ON | interesting...
i have another linksys router (BEFSR41) but that ps doesn't fit into wrt54g... I'll look into a ps replacement... |
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CrazyJo82
join:2004-04-19
Scarborough, ON
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May 23rd, @12:17PM
| well, i unplugged the power supply and now it doesn't even work. lol
and i can't find anything around the house that has the same voltage... i'm curious, a 9V 2A power supply wont work would it? It has to be 5V, right?
any links where i can find a replacement? all the ones i've looked at are for later models... |
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unknvoip
join:2006-07-25
Rochester, NY
·ViaTalk
| said by CrazyJo82  :and i can't find anything around the house that has the same voltage... i'm curious, a 9V 2A power supply wont work would it? It has to be 5V, right? I depends on what you router to do - create smoke or work as a router. You never want to use a high (or lower) voltage on any device. |
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CrazyJo82
join:2004-04-19
Scarborough, ON | lol, no, i dont want smoke... and i tried the 9V... it doesn't fit.
i just need to go buy one... really dont want to spend $60 on a new router... |
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