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:Enterprise Networking Planet: Hotrod Your Linksys WAP with Linux (Part 3)
Enterprise Networking Planet: Hotrod Your Linksys WAP with Linux (Part 3)
Nov 11, 2005, 05 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4764 reads)

(Other stories by Carla Schroder)

[ Thanks to Carla Schroder for this link. ]

"Now that we have ripped out the stock guts out of our Linksys WRT54G and replaced them with a miniature, but mighty, Linux operating system, it's time to configure it to do some actual work...

"Remember, none of these settings are committed to NVRAM until you enter the nvram commit command. As long as you do not write to NVRAM, you can safely test new commands, and reboot to a known good configuration if something goes wrong. When everything works right then you can commit..."

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Wi-Fi Planet: The Open Source WRT54G Story(Nov 10, 2005)
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Enterprise Networking Planet: Hotrod Your Linksys WAP with Linux(Oct 27, 2005)



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