Turn Your Old Router into a Range-Boosting Wi-Fi Repeater. Installation - DD-WRT Wiki. From DD-WRT Wiki Installing DD-WRT on a router in most cases is almost as simple as installing a program onto your computer. However, doing it incorrectly can leave you with a router that you have to throw away.
Installing programs on a router, known as firmware, are achieved by a method called flashing. This article helps you determine which installation process is for you on your supported router, as well as giving router suggestions and information about flashing each one. [edit] Is Your Router Supported? Please check the routerdatabase first: If your router is not listed there, check the wiki page. For a list of devices working with DD-WRT, please see wiki page Supported Devices. For a list of devices not working with DD-WRT please see wiki page Known incompatible devices. If your device is supported, you may find specific information in the Hardware-specific page for your router. [edit] Before You Download, Upgrade, or Flash clock: Index of /dd-wrtv2/downloads.
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