sremick
FreeBSD on the desktop
join:2001-11-11
Bristol, VT
| reply to Moe Ditch
Re: Tomato on WHR3-G54?
Thanks for all that info, Moe Ditch. I'm feeling more-confident that I could try installing it now and not take down my only router. 
It's been temperamental lately and I thought maybe a whole new OS might improve things.
As an alternative, should I go out and decide to buy a whole new router just for Tomato, what's the newest router available that is fully-supported by Tomato? This was another question I was having trouble answering for myself using Google and such.
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Moe Ditch
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Hehe,some useful sites for tomato info:
»www.polarcloud.com/tomato
»forum.lowyat.net/topic/723800
»victek.is-a-geek.com/tomato.html
»www.linksysinfo.org/forums/ (got info about diffrent firmware to linksys and other linux routers)
BTW the Buffalo whr3-g54 has a broadcom bcm4704 cpu running around 260mhz 64mb ram 4mb nvram
U will not find much info about the whr3-g54 router cause not many people got it a few americans and chinese(meself imported it from usa).
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Moe Ditch
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Hi,have 2 buffalo whr3-g54 that I bought in 2004 they stopped selling them the same year(strange it seems to me thou they´re much better than the linksys ones)I flashed one of my whr3-g54 with Tomato Firmware v1.25.1720 works ok,installed it yesterday havent used wifi on it yeat.
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PeeWee
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Clovis, CA
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After reading this, see link below, I would try it. But I have extra routers. My attitude is. It runs Tomato or it's trash anyway.
»oldwiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs(···G54.html
The point they make is that (unconfirmed) the only apparent difference is the missing AOSS button.
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sremick
FreeBSD on the desktop
join:2001-11-11
Bristol, VT
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said by PeeWee  :Do you mean WHR-AG54? If so yes. No... that's why I'm uncertain. It's similar... but not the exact same model number.
It says "WHR3-G54" both on the router and on the web config screen.
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PeeWee
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Do you mean WHR-AG54? If so yes.
See:
»en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Tomato_Fir···#Buffalo
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sremick
FreeBSD on the desktop
join:2001-11-11
Bristol, VT
|  Ok, before I toast my WHR3-G54 (currently the only router I have available to me to use), can someone please confirm that Tomato will install on this model? I can't see anything saying for sure.
Also, I can't seem to find any sort of "official" Tomato support area where people using Tomato can post questions to each other (hence why I figured I'd try here). Any Tomato users feel like filling me in on the best place to go for Tomato support, even if it's user-to-user?
Thanks!
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