Does it give any performance improvement over the standard firmware

And, in general, it is possible to bring it back to vendor firmware in the (admittetly improbable) case that you do not like the new firmware (always after 30-30-30). But my experience is: if it is the first firware install on that router, you do not have a power interruption during update (which can be your dog, your child or your angry wife/girlfriend because supper is ready since quite some time) then the first install is fairly easy if you follow the advices given in dd-wrt. So IF you brick it…it comes less hefty when it is the moment to pay one’s dues. Yes and another thing is: you may opt for a really cheap model that with dd-wrt has much more functionality. And brick it means what it says.> So the hardware vendor won’t fix it on guarantee if the worst comes to> the worst ? :)Generally, no - replacing the firmware with unofficial firmware voids thewarranty.Which is an excellent reason to purchase a refurbished router with arelatively short limited warranty anyways if you’re going to usealternative firmware.Jim–Jim HendersonopenSUSE Forums AdministratorForum Use Terms & Conditions at If you> forget that you brick the router. You follow> 30-30-30 procedure that is also mentioned in the dd-wrt howtos. On Wed, 04:06:02 +0000, glistwan wrote:> 2) the update procedure is equal with all models (but some ASUS have> special problems, so this post is quite interesting).

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