said by WirelessGuy0:Before flashing any firmware, I would suggest making sure you are running a Motorola firmware (preferably 5.13 or 4.03) and then reset that firmware back to "Factory Defaults"... After that, do a powerdown (1 min at least) and then power the router back up, THEN you can try to upgrade to another version of the firmware...
Totally agree with WirelessGuy. tfpting the new firmware is pretty stupid, since this one is totally different from 4.xx and 5.xx releases, and that procedure doesn't work anymore. I guess nobody can't blame Motorola for that!
said by WirelessGuy0:I don't know where the posted firmware came from (appears to be an Italian web site), but from the screen shots posted it looks genuine...
Hey, don't look at me, I'm NOT running that website!
And yes, that firmware is the real one.