Lesatel wrote:Greetings, I have a router wrtu54g-tm, I can connected wireless and lan ports, but is blocked to access the control panel.
...
What should I do to unlock access to the control panel?
Thanks
That is old firmware before I integrated my changes into OpenWRT. It is ... worthless. I will remove it, sorry. Tho before you downloaded it, you may have read:
"this is for advanced users, or users that wish to learn linux, and are able to setup their system using shell commands and scripts"
OpenWRT itself is without a webpanel by default. One must be added. X-WRT works, mostly. With backfire build, it is unable to control wireless tho. With the development build, it uses more standard wireless driver, but as I found out yesterday it sucks donkey dick. So unfortunately, this all is still a work in progress and not ready for general end-user consumption I guess.
I would recommend using Linksys firmware still unless you have a need to customize. Then, you will need to learn how to customize your settings via command prompt, or install OpenWRT backfire at URL of my last post, then X-WRT package (probably a guide for this somewhere), then still yet edit the wireless AP settings in /etc/wireless/rt61ap.dat
I simply don't have the experience with X-WRT. I am busy and now frustrated with my efforts, since now it seems impractical to run the newer 2.6 kernels if the wireless driver has such poor performance as I have just found.
So I may put some efforts in backporting my latest changes to the backfire build, and eventually include the X-WRT package with it.
As for now, I would suggest reverting to Linksys firmware if you want web configuration of your wireless settings.
http://wiki.scottn.us/wrtu54g-tm:firmwa … to_offical
Sorry if I come across harsh. I am just pissy that all the work seems wasted now... Maybe eventually somehow the wireless will begin to work better.