Dd-wrt image download pc

View previous topic :: View next topic. Hi I have downloaded and installed an image successfully on a 64 Bit PC. I do not want to have to use 'command line' to tweak all the iptables etc so I am wondering if there is a better image out there that would provide me with the Browser Interface to allow Web Browser Administration for the Router Settings. Back to top. Posted: Fri Jul 27, Post subject:. Connect to it from another PC by going to I am just wondering if I login using Telnet where do I find the 'setup tab'?

I now understand about the WAN settings. And as Boochi99 says, the WAN is disabled by default not sure why. I took out the PcieX one and rebooted. Hence the Second NIC card is not showing up when running 'ifconfig'. Just like any system you build yourself, you have to verify the drivers are available and will work for the additional NIC. Just lucky.

Posted: Wed Aug 01, Post subject:. Have you thought about running dd-wrt under a hypervisor? Knowing the chipset on the NIC will help if it is not recognized as there are community work arounds to get them going. Posted: Thu Aug 02, Post subject:. Posted: Mon Sep 17, Post subject: At it again.

Hi I have been away from this project for awhile. I purchased a new Intel Lan Card and installed it into my unit. I am trying to get back up to where I was previously.

I am not sure just what this means. Step 3 - You will have to issue the following commands as SuperUser. Depending on the environment, you could login as root, use su or sudo. Step 5 - Use the "dd" command to write the image to your IDE device. Step 8 - Go to another computer and open a web browser to This is the easiest way to get up and running using hard drive.

Connect the hard drive that will be used for dd-wrt to a windows machine either with usb or internal. Put both physdiskwrite and dd-wrt image file in drive c: or whatever your main drive is. Click Start and then Run, type "command" in the open box and click open to bring up a command prompt. At command prompt navigate to where physdiskwrite is located.

Use command "dir" to list directory contents and verify that both files are there. The -u tag is used for large drives. Next you will select drive to apply the image to. Bring up a Command Prompt.

If using Vista, click the Start button, type cmd into the search box, right-click the cmd icon, and select Run as administrator. Navigate to the directory where you have the physdiskwrite utility and disk image. It might be easier to browse to the location in Windows and copy the location from the address bar.

Type the disk number of the spare drive. After it completes, shut down and unplug the computer to remove the drive and put it back in the DD-WRT machine.

You can connect them to computers or to a switch. You can figure out which interface is which by referencing the console screen after hooking up a cable to the interfaces. It tells you the status, which includes the interface number. The default IP address is of the router is