WRT54G2 Linksys flashed successfully but not working!

[shadalert]

I have followed instructions flashing the latest firmware to my Linksys WRT54G2 V1.0 Router including rebooting etc. This included installing the latest bins, dd-wrt.v24-10709_NEWD_micro.bin as well as the dd-wrt.v24-12548_NEWD_micro.bin. Everything works good as the router communicates with other computers and works using N.O.I. telling me that it is communicating with my nfusion. However, when using the suggested settings for the startup script on the router under the command function as posted below, all I'm getting is "no connection." I've tried many things such as DHCP and Static but can't get it to work. Frankly, I'm stumped! Any suggestions? Thanks!

#!/bin/sh
server_timeout=8
server_retries=1
receiver_protocol=5
ignore_caid=0
server_0="user:[email protected]:12345/0102030405060708091011121314"
server_1="user:[email protected]:12345/0102030405060708091011121314"
server_2="user:[email protected]:12345/0102030405060708091011121314"
server_3="user:[email protected]:12345/6103403445406970987123412134"
. /bin/make_inis

xx-client-broadcom &

[goofather]

You'll have to install xx-client....xx-client isn't included in every dd-wrt bin. I had to make a specific micro bin and insert xx-client into it. The goo bin isn't a standard bin from dd-wrt.

[shadalert]

You'll have to install xx-client....xx-client isn't included in every dd-wrt bin. I had to make a specific micro bin and insert xx-client into it. The goo bin isn't a standard bin from dd-wrt.Thanks so much for your response, goofather. Two questions: (1) I see there are several xx-client bins. Which one do I use for the nfusion HD? (2) How do I insert the xx-client into it? Do I use the "software upgrade" or another method?

Again, thanks for your help!

[goofather]

dd-wr-goo2 bin is for Linksys WRT54 routers and some other broadcom based routers. Refer to the dd-wrt site for flashing instructions and determining if your router is compatible with dd-wrt micro generic. That is the bin the goo bin is based on.

2.5 is the only version with the nfusion protocol. The release files have 3 binaries compiled for various CPU's. Broadcom, Atheros and x86. Which you use depends on your router's CPU. To use the release files you have to make sure your router has storage space that can survive a reboot, like jffs on routers running dd-wrt. Then copy the files to your router and configure the ini's with WinSCP and Putty.

[Chain]

I seen this thread yesterday and re-read your pdf that was included with your file. I see no mention of xx-client file. It is at the end of the sample script , but no where does it say to load another file called xx-client.xxxx.xxxx. Waiting for my WRT54G V8.0 to come in the mail.

[AeonFlux]

When you specifically load dd-wr-goo.v24_micro_generic.bin, it includes the xx-client that you must have on the router for this to work. You are only part way there if you did not install that version of dd-wrt that goofather himself recompiled including the xx-client.

[Chain]

That's the way I took it when I read and re-read his pdf yesterday. Thanks AceonFlux.

[Actv8]

Do it this way, worked for me.

#!/bin/sh
server_timeout=12
server_retries=0
receiver_protocol=5
ignore_caid=1
server_0="user:[email protected]:12345/0102030405060708091011121314"
server_1="user:[email protected]:12345/0102030405060708091011121314"

. /bin/make_inis

xx-client-broadcom &

[shadalert]

dd-wr-goo2 bin is for Linksys WRT54 routers and some other broadcom based routers. Refer to the dd-wrt site for flashing instructions and determining if your router is compatible with dd-wrt micro generic. That is the bin the goo bin is based on.

2.5 is the only version with the nfusion protocol. The release files have 3 binaries compiled for various CPU's. Broadcom, Atheros and x86. Which you use depends on your router's CPU. To use the release files you have to make sure your router has storage space that can survive a reboot, like jffs on routers running dd-wrt. Then copy the files to your router and configure the ini's with WinSCP and Putty.Goofather, thanks again for your help, but let me tell you, it is difficult to find the dd-wr-goo.v24_micro_generic.bin on the site. I had found what I thought were updated bins from the goo2 but they didn't work. When I started, I thought I had the goo2 but apparently it wasn't or I had something else wrong. Anyway, I got it going, working good, and much better than having to use a computer. A great improvement!

[dishuser]

Goofather, thanks again for your help, but let me tell you, it is difficult to find the dd-wr-goo.v24_micro_generic.bin on the site. I had found what I thought were updated bins from the goo2 but they didn't work. When I started, I thought I had the goo2 but apparently it wasn't or I had something else wrong. Anyway, I got it going, working good, and much better than having to use a computer. A great improvement!hard to find?
took me 3 seconds of scrolling seeing as it's latest file posted...lol
http://www.satfix.net/showthread.php?134969-Fantastic-Nfusion-Router-bin

[goofather]

I am glad you got it working but I am with dishuser.....it is the first non-stickied post in the nfusion file section....a section that is labeled "files" LOL

[shadalert]

I am glad you got it working but I am with dishuser.....it is the first non-stickied post in the nfusion file section....a section that is labeled "files" LOLMe bad. When I first started I downloaded the file you are referring too and when it didn't work I thought there might be a "later" file. So, I tried those and they didn't work either. Now, it's apparent that I had done something else wrong and made something fairly simple more difficult. LOL. Nevertheless, I finally got it going. A big improvement!