paul248
join:2001-09-04
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Re: I *THINK* I just flashed my DI-524 into a DI-6
I admit it's probably not best practice to hack the firmware on a device that's sitting 2000 miles away, but I was too impatient to wait the extra 3 days before getting home 
We're currently using the router as an access point only (it's connected behind a Vonage/Linksys RT31P2), so nothing's plugged into the WAN port, and DHCP is disabled. On the Time page, I put in the IP of an ntpd on the LAN, and the time hopped from 2002 to 2005, so that much is working. |
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peter_m
Premium
join:2005-07-13
Canada, QC | Very cool! Do let us know:) |
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JTS33
join:2003-05-03
USA
3 edits | Way cool. Finally...someone with the brains to figure this out. And from 2000 miles away too!
The DI-524 Rev. C and DI-624 Rev. C both use the Atheros AR2313A-00 SoC (System-on-a-Chip). If this chip is what's responsible for the SuperG support, then there's a good chance of SuperG working on the 524 with paul248's trick.
Compared to the 624, the 524 Rev. C is neglected when it comes to firmware updates. So being able to use 624 firmware would be especially nice even if only for a stable WPA2 firmware. |
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