I have had the same problem with the Buffalo router. Try the following script and see if it solves your problem:

http://dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Buffalo_WZR-HP-G300NH#Fix_for_WiFi_Dropouts




On Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 1:07 PM, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA <bobgoodwin@wildblue.net> wrote:

On 16/06/12 04:11, Heinz Diehl wrote:


On 15.06.2012, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA wrote:




* *Thank you Heinz, I am looking at the Tomato page now. Hopefully I

* *can install it on one of the two Cisco E3000s that presently have

* *DD-WRT on them.


If it runs on your Cisco router, I'm quite shure that all these

functions will work. I run it on a Linksys (=Cisco) WRT54-GL, and both

logging, filtering and access restriction work perfectly. Also does

QoS (which doesn't work properly on DD-WRT either).




I need to see what the procedure is to install from

DD-WRT. Perhaps it requires restoring the original Linksys software?


That's possible, I just don't know. So far, I flashed 4 WRT-54GL with

Tomato, 2 of them had DD-WRT on it, and 2 carried the original Linksys

firmware. I flashed all of them via the Admin function in the setup,

and that worked.








* That's encouraging Heinz, I will give it a try today and report back

* with the result.



* Thanks for the help.



* Bob







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On 16/06/12 04:11, Heinz Diehl wrote:

On 15.06.2012, Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA wrote:


Thank you Heinz, I am looking at the Tomato page now. Hopefully I
can install it on one of the two Cisco E3000s that presently have
DD-WRT on them.

If it runs on your Cisco router, I'm quite shure that all these
functions will work. I run it on a Linksys (=Cisco) WRT54-GL, and both
logging, filtering and access restriction work perfectly. Also does
QoS (which doesn't work properly on DD-WRT either).


I need to see what the procedure is to install from
DD-WRT. Perhaps it requires restoring the original Linksys software?

That's possible, I just don't know. So far, I flashed 4 WRT-54GL with
Tomato, 2 of them had DD-WRT on it, and 2 carried the original Linksys
firmware. I flashed all of them via the Admin function in the setup,
and that worked.



I tried Tomato for the WRT54 since there was nothing available for
the E3000. That did not work, got a flashing blue power indicator
and lost browser access, can't ping either. I wired in an RS232 db9
connector to try recovering control via tftp but no luck so far with
that, all I get using minicom is a couple of lines of oriental
characters which I can't read, if they mean anything?

The project requires more work I guess ... I'll see what else I can
find later, have other things to do for now.

Bob



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