When Linksys announced its WRT54G-inspired WRT1900AC wireless router back at CES 2014, techies everywhere had a moment of nostalgia, and remembered the little blue router they had in their homes as ...

Okay, this on is a little hard to follow, but it’s worth it, so stick with me. Amazon has the Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G router (the one that runs Linux that you can flash with the magic firmware to ...

The Linksys WRT54G is a fairly typical WiFi router, able to connect your home network and work seamlessly with a broadband connection. But what makes the $60 router unique is the fact that its ...

Hello,<BR><BR> I've been trying to help an old friend over the phone for an hour or so, but now I'm stumped.<BR><BR>Here's the situation.<BR><BR>It started when my friend contacted Symantec and Dell ...

Warning: my knowledge of networking extends only to extremely simple home scenarios. Please forgive my complete ignorance, oh great and omniscient networking gods of ars.<br><br>Winter break is coming ...

LAS VEGAS–How many of you remember the Linksys WRT54G wireless router? You may remember it as the first router you ever owned, or you may remember it for its distinctive blue, boxy look with antennas ...

Everyone remembers their first wireless router: The blue-and-black Linksys WRT54G. The way you fumbled with those ports. The way you left the admin password at its default setting. The way you tried, ...

For years, we have been graced with consumer electronics that run some form of Linux, have a serial port on the circuit board somewhere, and are able to be upgraded through official and unofficial ...

The Linksys Wireless-G WRT54GS is a step up from its smaller cousin, the WRT54G. One significant addition: SpeedBooster—Linksys's name for Broadcom's performance-enhancing Afterburner technology. This ...