Or just flash 14929 as a baseline (depending on your model!) then try a recent build and see. You'd have to find the config for your router to see if it's included. For example, this 14896-based (bad build, btw) test page shows it present: It depends whether your router model has enough flash to support it. This page will explain exactly what you need. It’s a good idea to visit the DD-WRT Hardware-specific information page to look up detailed information about your router and DD-WRT. that doesn't mean it was removed after sp2. Download both the Mini-Generic build and VPN Generic build of DD-WRT ( and ). This link has the latest builds updated regularly, just find your router and check back periodically for an update: You don't want v2 or anything like that, you want the latest "beta".
There is a lot of misinformation about DD-WRT to outsiders because the main website is so incredibly poor (BS should let someone maintain it) and directs people to ancient builds for most devices. Unlike a WDS, your DD-WRT router can now receive and redistribute a wireless signal from a generic AP. Thanks to the new V24 beta firmware, a single DD-WRT router can be set up as a wireless repeater. Then click on others > eko > Brainslayer-V24-preSP2 > search the latest. OPNsense 圆4 5050e ITX| DD: DIR-810L, R6300v1, FreshTomato: OpenWRT: F9K1119v1, RT-ACRH13, R6220, WNDR3700v4 In the real world, you might own only one router which can run DD-WRT. We can only recommend build 22118 or later (coovachilli based dd-wrt). # NAT/ SFE/CTF: limited speed w/ DD # Repeater issues # DD-WRT info: FAQ, Builds, Types, Modes, Changes, Demo # There are a few forums threads with some builds, but what are you trying to do exactly, and on what router? What router firmware are you looking for?īut as said, eko builds are now gone. Going to go out on a limb here, but I'm pretty sure that the eko builds for the most part are no longer there. The link asks for username and password, how can i enter? Great.Ībout one year after switching to OpenWRT, I'm proud to say I haven't looked back.Sp2 is not released officially. They also became so obsessed with preventing fraudsters on ebay from rebadging dd-wrt and selling it on ebay that dd-wrt's source started to be obfuscated so that it was impossible to fork.
It became more about making money from sales of hardware pre-loaded with dd-wrt, or selling the x86 version of dd-wrt. The development process of dd-wrt was never really in the spirit of open source cooperation the community begged to have features included and bugs fixed, but they were vetoed over and over again.
Then, after waiting a long long long time for v24 and testing trashy beta versions with key features stripped out (IPv6, for example) and realising that supposedly neat features like multiple essids didn't actually work that well, I got just plain tired of the developer's attitude. I like dd-wrt overall and was a loyal v22 and 23 user for a long time the software was innovative, and it worked.
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