Re: Installing 3rd party firmware voids the warren

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Rob In Deo speramus, God Bless the USA Premium join:2001-08-25 Kendall, FL ·Comcast	reply to anon10 Re: Installing 3rd party firmware voids the warren said by anon10: Did you not know that before you installed the firmware? I thought the 3rd party stuff would inform you of that on the download page. Nope. No warnings. I was having problems with my router on the linksys firmware and someone mentioned to try the hyperwrt. So I installed that from here: »www.hyperwrt.org/Downloads.shtml and the problems still continued. I noticed that the uptime reader was resetting to 0 everytime I'd lose connection, so I figured it was a router. When I presented my findings to Linksys, he gave me the above message. I wasn't very happy! -- YourIP.US - Quickly Locate Your IP! LiveWhois.Net - It's Never Been So Easy! My Blog .. My Life!
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hescominsoon join:2003-02-18 Brunswick, MD ·Comcast ·Verizon Online DSL	said by Rob : said by anon10: Did you not know that before you installed the firmware? I thought the 3rd party stuff would inform you of that on the download page. Nope. No warnings. I was having problems with my router on the linksys firmware and someone mentioned to try the hyperwrt. So I installed that from here: »www.hyperwrt.org/Downloads.shtml and the problems still continued. I noticed that the uptime reader was resetting to 0 everytime I'd lose connection, so I figured it was a router. When I presented my findings to Linksys, he gave me the above message. I wasn't very happy! flash it back to factory call again and don't mention the hyperwrt firmware. -- God Blesshttp://www.emmanuelcomputerconsulting.com-- carpe ductum -- "Grab the tape"
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