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ciscojay · 04-07-2008, 03:21 PM

could be the router itself as well. A guy at work let me have his unused, old DLink wireless router that thing seemed to work okay, but I noticed that I'd drop every 3 min or so. Turned out that was some sort of bug in the firmware that forced a reboot of the router. The supplied patch never fixed it. Since then I went to a Linksys wireless-N and flashed it with DD-WRT opensource. Love it. If you can, have someone look at the router as you go down. I wouldn't point to the ISP just yet.

04-07-2008, 03:21 PM	#6 (permalink)
ciscojay Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Colorado Springs, CO Posts: 155	could be the router itself as well. A guy at work let me have his unused, old DLink wireless router that thing seemed to work okay, but I noticed that I'd drop every 3 min or so. Turned out that was some sort of bug in the firmware that forced a reboot of the router. The supplied patch never fixed it. Since then I went to a Linksys wireless-N and flashed it with DD-WRT opensource. Love it. If you can, have someone look at the router as you go down. I wouldn't point to the ISP just yet. __________________ ~Jay 1998 3.4L 5spd Desert Dune Supercharged URD fuel upgrades // URD 2.1" // AMSOIL TS-115 // SPEC Stage 2+ // PP +1" // Magnaflow 24" // 2.5" custom catback // Airaid MIT // Scoop!