DD-WRT is an extremely popular firmware upgrade for wireless routers, and for good reason. It’s extremely powerful, and allows you to use a cheap wireless router to perform the function of costlier hardware. A commercial wireless router takes up a lot less space and consumes a lot less power than a PC, but sometimes you [...]
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Run DD-WRT on an old PC
by Dave Farquhar on May 24, 2011
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Tagged GB, hard drive, installation, job, MB, NIC, PC, pentium ii, router, routers, RUN, web browser, wireless, wireless router, WRT
Posted by Dave Farquhar on May 24, 2011
http://dfarq.homeip.net/2011/05/run-dd-wrt-on-an-old-pc/
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