This firmware is provided as-is without any warranty. We will NOT be responsible for any damages that may occur due to the use of this firmware. USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Mods are community developed branches of TomatoUSB. The *official* branch of TomatoUSB has not had a release for some time, and Fedor has discontinued work on the project.
These Mods continue the ongoing development of TomatoUSB. They contain numerous bug fixes, and many new features and enhancements.
Some of these mods may contain the following extra features:
- PPTP Server
- PPTP Client
- OpenVPN Server
- OpenVPN Client
- DNSCrypt
- Captive Portal
- 3G modem support
- Bittorrent Client
- Improved QOS system with IMQ based ingress
- Advanced QOS rule examples
- Incoming bandwidth pie chart
- Per IP Bandwidth Statistics
- Switchable zoom on pie charts
- IPv6 - Native/Tunneled
- Vlan Gui & Multi-SSID (Experimental)
- SNMP
- Support for many new routers
For a more complete cross-reference list of features, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato_(firmware)#Feature_comparison
To communicate with the developers and other TomatoUSB enthusiasts about these mods, visit the "Tomato USB Modifications" section of the forum on this site, and at linksysinfo.org
The linksysinfo site is currently more active.
Actively developed Tomato USB mods and links to their firmware.
EasyTomato
Shibby
Teaman
http://code.google.com/p/tomato-sdhc-vlan/
Toastman
http://www.toastmanfirmware.yolasite.com
Victek
http://victek.is-a-geek.com/tomatoen.html
Other
There exist beyond this list, other Tomato firmware modifications for which the source code is not made publicly available.
These other modifications are generally developed in parts of the world where copyright and licensing have little or no meaning.
While some of these projects may have some enticing features, they are in violation Tomato's GPL licensing.
Furthermore, without being able to review their code, you cannot be sure that those developers have your best interest in mind. You may get more than your bargained for.
Please show your support for the Open Source community, by insisting on everything you use that started open, remains open.
