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Anyone try the Tomato firmware on the new Linksys E2500 or E3200 yet?

Is there any works on it?

Thanks.

Currently there isn't any public info on what kinda of CPU and wireless chip that it runs on:

http://infodepot.wikia.com/wiki/Linksys_E3200_v1.0

Are you willing to contribute by:

1. Buy and open up one to take a look
2. Have serial console ready to boot one up with an existing Tomato build
3. Buy and send on to a developer that is willing to work on it

Pixco,

I see. I wish I got lots of money, then I can do all these things like actually buy one for myself first. I dont have any of it yet.

I just hope Linksys doesnt make it harder and harder to crack?

Any new information about Linksys E3200?

Nope

Nobody is working on the hack? Is it because of what?

There already is info

Cisco Linksys E3200 High Performance Dual-Band N Router

CPU: Broadcom BCM47186

Switch: Broadcom BCM53125

RAM: 64 MB

Flash: 16 MB

2.4 GHz Radio:
- BB/MAC In BCM47186
- Microsemi LX 5535 2.4 GHz power amps (x2)

5 GHz radio
- Broadcom BCM43236
- Microsemi LX 5530 5 GHz power amps (x2)

http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wireless-reviews/31499-new-to-the-charts-cisco-linksys-e3200-high-performance-dual-band-n-router

Cisco Linksys E4200 Maximum Performance Wireless-N Router Reviewed

CPU: Broadcom BCM4718

Switch: Broadcom BCM53115

RAM: 64 MB

Flash: 16 MB

2.4 GHz Radio:
- BB/MAC In BCM4718
- SiGe 2528L 2.4 GHz power amps (x2)

5 GHz radio
- Broadcom BCM4331
- SiGe SE2594L Dual Band 802.11a/b/g/n Wireless LAN front ends (x3)

http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wireless-reviews/31399-cisco-linksys-e4200-maximum-performance-wireless-n-router-reviewed

Is there gonna be a tomatousb firmware for these 2 models ? I'm thinking of replacing my esr9850 so i can get a tomatousb firmware router with similar performance :x

chong67, it is because nobody feels like it, are indisposed, disinclined, unavailable, or just bored. But feel free to post your own version.

Nobody is working on the hack? Is it because of what?

DD-WRT has support for the E3200, it works, but it seems buggy. The 5GHZ radio band doesn't work because Broadcom and Cisco won't release the driver for it (the buggers!). I have it running, but I only use it for a 2nd AP in my house. I was running it as my primary, but the WAN is bizarre, I have to reboot my router & cable modem every time the router is turned on from a 'cold' boot. A simple reboot of the router is just fine, no problems. It works great to get a good signal out into my garage and my back yard at the moment ;)!

I just discovered Tomato for my WRT-610N, it's currently running as my primary now, instead of DD-WRT. I love Toastman's builds, and the working qos & bw limiter. The bandwidth charts are great, and it is fast! I thought DD-WRT was fast after switching to it from the stock firmware, but DANG! :D

Any way that Tomato can be adapted for the E3200? I see support for the 2000/3000/4200 … even if I'm still missing the 5GHZ band, at this point, I don't care. The stronger, more stable G-Band is more than enough for me to stick with DD-WRT/Tomato on this router!

Thanks,

Jonathan

DD-WRT Firmware FOr e2500 and e3200 availbale now … Can we Have TOmato VERSION For LINKSYS e2500..