I remember last year that one of the Buffalo G models was real popular as a low price but good quality router that was popular for using with DD-WRT on it. Is that still the case or are there new choices now? Preferably it would be something I could buy local, so that limits me to the few common Linksys, Belkin, Netgear, and D-Link models (sold at Walmart, Target, Staples, Circuit City, etc).
I don't quite get the DD-WRT supported hardware page. There is a large list of supported routers or not, then under that is like a secondary list that is much smaller of supported devices. So which is it?
Of course the Linksys WRT54G is sold everywhere but I can't tell the version number from the box and they are more than likely the newer models that won't support DD-WRT.
I'm not even sure I necessarily need DD-WRT, I think it might just be good to get a router that will support it if it can be found locally and is reasonably priced. I also won't be using wireless capabilities, but I'd think I should get a wireless router in case I need it in the future. I would prefer gigabit ethernet I think, again for future reasons.
So are there any routers that fit these needs?
I don't quite get the DD-WRT supported hardware page. There is a large list of supported routers or not, then under that is like a secondary list that is much smaller of supported devices. So which is it?
Of course the Linksys WRT54G is sold everywhere but I can't tell the version number from the box and they are more than likely the newer models that won't support DD-WRT.
I'm not even sure I necessarily need DD-WRT, I think it might just be good to get a router that will support it if it can be found locally and is reasonably priced. I also won't be using wireless capabilities, but I'd think I should get a wireless router in case I need it in the future. I would prefer gigabit ethernet I think, again for future reasons.
So are there any routers that fit these needs?
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