Dear experts.
Hardware: Linksys WRT54GL V1.1.
Was flashed with OpenWRT Whiterussian 0.9 firmware before and runing fine.
Wanted to use it as a repeater to extend wlan range in upper floors.
Found a turorial on how to do that (I am NOT an network expert at all), that uses version 12.09.
So I upgraded that firmware to Attitude Adjustment 12.09 via OpenWRT web gui.
Now the issue is, that the whole system runs, but VERY slow. Web gui is also very slow and sometimes throws
errors with incomplete pages/tokens etc. So not at all a workable environment. Memory seems extremely low.
Now my questions:
How can a downgrade to version Backfire 10.03. This version runs just fine on my second wrt54gl.
I can log on wrt54gl via ssh and copy a smaller firmware version (like 0.9 with 1.5MB) to /tmp
I tried to use the web gui to upload Backfire 10.03, but got message, that firmware is not in correct format.
I read through some pages at openwrt wiki and that *.bin files are for the linksys firmware and openwrt needs
*.trx firmware files? And one can make a trx file out of a bin file by stripping the first 32 bytes.
So could a make a trx file from 10.03 bin file and try to use that one to replace firmware via web gui from 12.09 version?
I am working on my notebook WinXP SP3. Putty is there, WinSCP etc. is available. Small web server also.
So what would be your advise to get to firmware version 10.03?
I think tha limitted memory/space now could be the show stopper..
Thanks for your help.
Peter