Tomato 1.21 is out! Working fine here!

Changelog:
* Updated dnsmasq 2.45. Fixes crash problems in 2.43.
* Automatically restarts dnsmasq if it dies.
* /etc/dnsmasq.custom is appended to dnsmasq config if it exists.
* Added EveryDNS DDNS.

Download: http://www.polarcloud.com/f/Tomato_1_21.7z

Is it necessary to clear the data in the NVRAM memory after flashing to a new firmware? Thanks.

1.21 solves the DNS/DHCP problems in 1.20. To upgrade, go to Administration, followed by Upgrade. Then, select any one of the files in the archive and click Upgrade. Wait for a while and you're done.

Hmm... After flashing to Tomato RAF 1.22.8500ND, I notice that my wireless signal is quite weak. Before flashing. I set my transmit power to 50mW. Now I set to 60mW and the signal strength still doesn't match the 50mW of the stock firmware. Wonder why.

Edit: Okay. I just reflash to Tomato RAF 1.22.8010. Wireless signal strength is a lot better now.

This post has been edited by tps18489: Nov 29 2008, 06:07 PM

Tomato 1.23 is out!

Changelog:
* Fixed remote logging didn't work if 'log internally' was disabled.
* Updated - Dnsmasq 2.46, Dropbear 0.52 & Busybox 1.12.3.
* DDNS now works even if WAN is disabled as long as DDNS uses an external checker or a pre-defined IP (Basic:DDNS:IP Address).
* TCP Vegas (TCP congestion control) added (enable in QOS:Settings), thanks to Rodney H.
* SYN cookies setting in Advanced:Firewall.
* Status:Device List now shows OUI, Static IP, Add Wireless Filter links in a separate line.
* Removed ebtables patch which appears to have caused various problems.
* Create Backup setting & Backup Link URL in Admin:Bandwidth.

Hello Victek. I just flashed my Buffalo WHR-HP-G54 to Tomato RAF 1.23.8510 ND. I noticed that the "bridge" LED isn't lit even though I have enabled it. I used the "erase all data in NVRAM memory" after flashing my router with the new firmware.

Besides that, I find that the wireless signal strength of the ND firmware is weaker compared to non-ND firmware. Any reasons behind this?