I’m setting up an old linksys wrt54g router with an open firmware. It’s currently got the latest version of <a href=”http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato”>Tomato</a> installed.
Anyone have any preferences for openwrt/etc and/or why?
I’m setting up an old linksys wrt54g router with an open firmware. It’s currently got the latest version of <a href=”http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato”>Tomato</a> installed.
Anyone have any preferences for openwrt/etc and/or why?
I prefer DD-WRT, smooth interface, solid WDS & VPN options, lots of different flavors and a very strong community.
I use DD-WRT on my WRT54GL has proven very stable and feature filled. Although it misses Tomato’s pretty SVG graphics.
I like DD-WRT most. It has a neat web-interface.
I too use Tomato for my good old Buffalo router. I like it because of it’s clear user interface and it does everything I want (and some more). During the 3 years since this router is in operation I never hat one single problem. It just works.
Second vote for Tomato, also on Buffalo. I used to use DD-WRT on my other Linksys routers, but installing it nowadays is like dying from a thousand cuts — it suffers from featuritis.
Plus, Tomato runs stable for months on end. Really quite impressive. And its AJAX interface is simpler and much more responsive than DD’s, which inspires confidence.
I used tomato on my wrt54gl, really like it. However I can’t say i’ve tried DDWRT for comparison though.
“I prefer DD-WRT, smooth interface, solid WDS & VPN options, lots of different flavors and a very strong community.”
me too