@mokh

I got a good place for you to fix that(works for me).

Click here!

Anyway, use Putty for secure shell client. Do not copy the commands immedietely. Fill it line by line cuz some of the signs is already given. (ignore this if you dont understand wth I was saying)


Ooohhh.... anyway this might not fix it, but is useful if you plan to run bt 24/7.

To fix your problem, try using Port Range Forwarding, since it is originally from linksys firmware .

One more thing, the firmware will reconnect internet connection if you change a setting at port, dmz ,etc.

This post has been edited by blindbox: Jul 8 2006, 01:19 AM

Correction, micro version.

check www.dd-wrt.com and see the guide to flashing v5, but then.... is there such thing is wrt54glv5?



WRT54G Router list.

See which one the best, i got v 3.1 here fastest and most ram.

This post has been edited by blindbox: Jul 10 2006, 07:10 AM

Is WRTSL54GS out in Malaysia already?

Btw, a bit off-topic... but I never know many don't know about this firmware before this thread started lol.

Can someone edit the first page for this?

WRT54G p2p fix


This will fix problems regarding the router hanging after one night of heavy p2peering.

Mine was about that price also. Yeah those lowyat stores are selling wrt54g expensively unreasonably. Better buy those forumers here sell.

(For WRT54G/GS/etc v1 to v4 only)
First of all, upgrade the firmware to mini version. Then, upgrade it again to standard version.

After you did that, there's a QoS option there. Some reported it broken, if it is, get a custom script from here (don't ask me how to use it).

For the firmware, check the first post.... and google is your best friend.

This post has been edited by blindbox: Aug 21 2006, 10:31 AM

http://www.utorrent.com/faq.php#Special_no...G_GL_GS_routers

1. It won't compromise your surfing, somehow it auto gives priority to http.

If you're not satisfied, try QoSing.

2. There's a limit to your internet, if it is 512kb, it will stay that way. If you want the bandwidth to be balanced, again, QoSing.

3. Try discovering yourself, and try reading the help from the ..more button on the web interface. There's a wiki at dd-wrt's website as well, that might help you.
About portforwarding, click on Applications and gaming, click Port Forwarding for single ports, or Port Range Forwarding for ranges of ports (u can use this for single ports as well, doesn't matter).
Type in the application name (again, doesn't matter, you can type $h!+ and it won't care), the ip address of the computer you want it to be forwarded to(check your lan connection, put a static ip (the range is between 192.168.1.3 to 192.168.1.255) and the port range or the single port.

4. Good luck.

5. I discovered another thing, bt doesn't seem to bother my gaming hehehehe with my router.

Try WRTSL54GS bwahhahaha. Beware, it is 100 ringgit pricier than the rest, and I'm not sure it is available in malaysia.

Use GL version btw, unless you can get GS models that aren't version 5 and above.

Yes it is, check dd-wrt's website.

Oh and btw, there is that WRTSL54GS which is much powerful i think, oh wait, not (but costs rm 100 extra from wrt54gl and others).

This post has been edited by blindbox: Dec 12 2006, 03:57 PM

Hmm, the help file on dd-wrt says that afterburner/speedbooster function only works on GS routers. I don't think it is the same.

Ummm limit your BT speed? You can use the QoS but you'll need to prioritise based on tcp and udp port, since you can't check packets due to encryption.

That shall be a big coincidence that it isn't funny. Don't worry if you brick your router, there's always a way to debrick.

That's not the point of my post though. Anyone know whether WRT350N is for sale at lowyat? I might buy a gigabit card heh, and the super increase of ram should help decrease the load.

Those asking about QoS, I'm not really sure whether it works. Since my BT traffic is encrypted, I QoS based on TCP and UDP port and set it to bulk. Bulk says it uses whatever remains in the traffic. Anyway, I decided to play warcraft 3 after configuring my QoS, and people started complaining about 0.5 sec lag (I was the host) so I had to shut down BT in game. What I was downloading... hmmm I forgot, but I think it was during the time I wasn't throttled.

The thing is.. my QoS is enabled, so there shouldn't be anything to worry about.

Yeah, like, but it doesn't. When it reboots, the uptime timer resets.

Yeah, this firmware reboots itself on every change in settings (unless it is a port forward setting that is changed), which sucks for us who likes getting "good" ips.

@hardyboyz888: I'll try to see whether QoS works or not.

Uh.... linksys's website anyone? You could get their firmware there, and flash it back to linksys.


RP PPPoE is pretty much a PPPoE driver, but is open source, and a hell lot buggier (and takes more memory) than windows's PPPoE driver, and linksys's custom optimized PPPoE driver (by default, DD-WRT uses Linksys's PPPoE driver, because their firmware's root is based on linksys's firmware anyway), and takes a hell lot more ram, and reduces speed (well not by much, I think).

I'm not sure, I haven't had any memory leak problem. I can let my router online for 40 days and nothing happens (40 days was my record, then lightning strikes, back to 0 days haha).

Port forwarding perhaps? Your torrent might be throttled, causing you to get slow speeds.

To set up QoS, first you'll need to do a bandwidth test. By that I mean some major stress test. Download a file from a server you're getting almost full speed at, and do a multi connection download (download accelerators do these, such as FlashGet, or even DownThemAll which is an addon for firefox).

Check the graph, see what's the highest it was able to achieve. I recommend using Flashget. It uses real time download speed.

Start changing kilobytes to kilobit. For upload speed, seed something to the limit, again change kilobytes to kilobits and switch on your QoS, put in these values, and start QoSing. If you plan to QoS torrents, use specific TCP & UDP ports, since most torrent clients got their encryption enabled.

Please try to do the same at another server.

There's a wiki for that, http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Static_DHCP .


Please read the dd-wrt wikis, there's a JTAGless way. http://www.bitsum.com/openwiking/owbase/ow.asp?WRT54G5%5FCFE

Please, don't misguide the others, lol.

Anyway, for those who're interested, I've been using DD-WRT about a year before this thread came. I'm using "DD-WRT v24 Beta (04/06/07) std" right now.

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Added on April 14, 2007, 8:16 amForgot to add this, someone tell me if there is anyone selling WRT350N in Malaysia. I'm interested. If there isn't any, time to import, hehe...

This post has been edited by blindbox: Apr 14 2007, 08:19 AM

Hmm I wonder what kind of setup do you want?

I'll give you the easiest though. Just set the Dlink DSL 504T modem router into a bridge and set Linksys 54G to connect, DHCP, etc.

You can even set one to do DHCP, set the other one to do PPPoE, but I'm not going into that (risk of failure, is quite high and might require you to do a factory default).



This post has been edited by blindbox: Apr 20 2007, 07:13 AM

Yes, do what snowmei said, and don't forget to make the TCP and UDP timeout to 120 sec. Ever heard of port forwarding by the way? Either you enable UPnP (should be enabled by default iI think) and make utorrent/or any other client use UPnP or you specify a port for your bt client and port range forward it (if you only want one port, you could use put them the same number).

By the way, that security setting is as safe as possible in terms of encryption. If it is against brute force, just make your code at least 20 length of random letters and numbers long.

This post has been edited by blindbox: May 10 2007, 06:41 AM