i have flashed my router with the newest
wfb.........after flashing i cannot connect to
router... can't ping 192.168.1.1 also the reset
function doesn't work.. :( ...
Hi,
i've had the same problem.
Using netstumbler, i found out that my WRTG was working
on the wireless side.
Then i use my wireless card with all settings to default (ssid,
no encryption, no shared key etc.) and ip by dhcp.
My pc got an ip and could reach the WRTG with http on the
default 192.168.1.1.
Then i flashed it back via wireless to the Linksys image and
everything worked again.
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You have to open the router, going into "failsafe mode" by
shorten the pin 8(or 14, or 16 - i just take the wire and
just stripe all the pins from 1 to 23 on my INTEL Flash
chip), and then reflash the router via TFTP - power off the
router, DL the original firmware, open commandline, go into
the folder with the firmware, type "tftp -i PUT 192.168.1.1
(name of the FW - file)" without brackets... NO ENTER YET!
Plug in the power, wait approx 1-2 sec and then hit enter!
Its a bit difficult to find the right timing, but should work!
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hi,
i have the same problem...
i can surf, because my pc take the @IP of my ISP and my
wrt54g work as gateway... i don't access web too...
help us !!!
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Hi,
i've had the same problem.
Using netstumbler, i found out that my WRTG was working
on the wireless side.
Then i use my wireless card with all settings to default (ssid,
no encryption, no shared key etc.) and ip by dhcp.
My pc got an ip and could reach the WRTG with http on the
default 192.168.1.1.
Then i flashed it back via wireless to the Linksys image and
everything worked again.
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Hi,
i forgot - channel on the WRTG was set to 6, ssid to linksys.
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You have to open the router, going into "failsafe mode" by
shorten the pin 8(or 14, or 16 - i just take the wire and
just stripe all the pins from 1 to 23 on my INTEL Flash
chip), and then reflash the router via TFTP - power off the
router, DL the original firmware, open commandline, go into
the folder with the firmware, type "tftp -i PUT 192.168.1.1
(name of the FW - file)" without brackets... NO ENTER YET!
Plug in the power, wait approx 1-2 sec and then hit enter!
Its a bit difficult to find the right timing, but should work!