TomatoUSB

Hello, first time poster.

I have been having battery drain issues with my iPod touch and all signs point to my router/firmware being the problem. For instance, when I go visit my girlfriend for the weekend, my ipod touch keeps enough battery to last 2+ days (wrt-54g original firmware). I then go home for the week and have significant battery drain, even when the unit is not in use. For instance, I have had a full charge, just unplugged before I go to bed. By morning, the unit is completely drained and unable to turn on. The reason I suspect the router/firmware is I can "fix" the power drain issue if I unplug, replug the router every day or so. This is only a temporary fix as the issue then returns in a few days. I have tried resetting my settings, updating firmware ect, but nothing seems to fix this issue. I do not have any weird settings on the router. I have set up static IPs for most of my devices, some port forwarding, and QOS settings. Most other things are default. If there is anything I can provide to help further the cause to a solution, please let me know. PS this is the only negative I have found using this router/firmware for over a year. I never lose connection or wireless signal so I do not think it is a hardware issue as much as a software/firmware one. But who am I to say :) Thanks for reading and hoping for a fix!

Advanced -> Wireless -> APSD Mode
You might also want to check out Beacon Interval or DTIM Interval.

Other than that, SBSettings to turn off WiFi/Bluetooth and kill processes when you don't need it?

Thanks for the suggestion I will try it when I get home. As for the settings what should I be shooting fOr? Also disabling the wifi on the iPod is an option but a poor solution to the problem. I also use it as a primary communication device so not much of a real option for me.

I would like to post again as I now have this same issue (AGAIN) with an Asus asus 500gp v2 running Tomato. Is anyone else running into this issue? I have an N router at my house and no battery drain, hooked up the Asus at my G/F house and boom its back again. Any comment? Is this a known bug with the Asus brand/tomato firmware or a combination of both? Please advise!

I do have the same issue.
I am using asus wl520gu with 1.28 8754 std (kernal 2.4 )
My ipod touch depleted power during the night everyday. If i pod touch connects to my primary router(not tomato) everything is fine.