Sveasoft went commerical :(

I'd either go with an old(er) version of Sveasoft or with HyperWRT.

Just received my replacement WRT54G from Linksys. Whole process took only three days from phonecall to receiving new product. Great service and thumbs up to Linksys ^

And to make it even better, I sent them my almost 3 year old product, running V1.0 firmware, and they sent me back V4.0. So I have the newest version still flashable. Very happy with this!!

-fduvall

PS - and bought a Zyxel P-330W at CompUSA for 19.99 (no rebates). It is supposed to be pretty good, too.

PSS - there is a 3Com router (office grade) selling for about $11.00 AR that I might try, too. Love fatwallet.com

I have the WRTP54G (v 1.0 I assume since it doesn't say anything else) that I just bought. The firmware is 1.00.62, should I find a way to flash to v4.0? If I flash with the HyperWRT (anything better come out recently?) are there any risks of it simply not working at all? My main worry is that I flash it and it isn't the exact right version of the WRTP54G* and hose the whole thing.

This was meant to replace my Airport Snow which is now 4 years old and 802.11B but the Airport's range was way better than this product. I only bought it becuase of the Vonage and WalMart didn't have a rebate. :(

This put a BIG smile on my face! :)

Bizarre thing happened on the way to the Billing History. I got a $75 Walmart.com rebate! I bought it in a bricks and mortar store and never mailed anything to anyone!

Any thoughts on a good 802.11n router? Primarily interested in range.

Can't really help you on an n router. I'm sure others can.

But I will say in regards to the range issue...that just the other day we upgraded from a couple year old Linksys G wireless router...to a new Linksys WRT54GX2 SRX200 Router and I can testify that they aren't kidding about doubling the range! We're getting better range now than with the old one coupled with a Range Extender! We paid $99 for it. Very pleased.