There is a file "dd-wrt.v24-39469_NEWD-2_K2.6_mini.bin", maybe this file will work with your device. Last edited by MagnusO on Fri 9:25 edited 2 times in totalĪ few years ago Kernel 3.x was introduced and "older" builds moved into kernel2.6 folder: I ask this, because the build is still from 2010.Īnd: Amazing work, the DD-WRT custom firmware!!! I assume that is because it is (obviously) for 160N.Īm I correct in assuming that with build DD-WRT v24-sp2 (08/12/10) mini - build 14929 I have the most recent (beta or not) and most adviseable build for my WRT-150N? This is the build I got from the very first page I referenced: and there from. When trying that build, the DD-WRT firmware upgrade keeps failing. However, there, and all other referenced sites from I only find builds of 160N. Mostly through instructions on this page:įollowing instructions on the hyperlink in this text of the same article: "You can now upgrade to any generic DD-WRT build except Mega or Micro." I intended to apply a bin from Ive succesfully flashed my router from Linksys stock firmware to DD-WRT. Posted: Thu 12:17 Post subject: Latest DD-WRT firmware for Linksys WRT-150N v1.1 No, there is a newer build you can apply (see my post)įirmware version v3.0-r38159 mini (01/02/19) confirmed to work fine on this model! Oh, and all this is presuming that your definition of 'access point' is something like 'a way to connect a machine with a wireless ethernet card to the network' as opposed to some kind of walled garden setup.Yes, it is (although from 2010) - for WRT-150N there is nu further (beta) release There's a DD-WRT table of supported hardware that can probably help you. Giving you more instructions at the moment requires more info (model number & rev) of the Linksys router in question. Note that while step 2 is fairly straightforward using dnsmasq, the difficult of step 1 can vary from 'trivial' to 'you need to reverse engineer the wireless drivers'. start serving DHCP out over the wireless interfaceĪnd then you're mostly done.1) two networks, wired and wireless, routing between them:
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