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Thank you for you comment, however the page you linked to was by buddy asking the same question. &nbsp;I thought that perhaps some of the experts here could be of more help.<br />
Thank you for your post, and does anyone else have any other ideas?<br />
Thank you.
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Thank you for you comment, however the page you linked to was by buddy asking the same question.  I thought that perhaps some of the experts here could be of more help.
Thank you for your post, and does anyone else have any other ideas?
Thank you.

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Any further thoughts on this - if not I'll just close this out.
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Any further thoughts on this - if not I'll just close this out.

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Okay, I'm just stuck with the Linksys firmware, so it seems.<br />
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Thanks for your comment flopez235.
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Okay, I'm just stuck with the Linksys firmware, so it seems.

Thanks for your comment flopez235.

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I recently bought a Linksys WRT-54GS2, and would like to use DD-WRT on the device. &nbsp;I however, cannot find any directions for this specific router. &nbsp;Has anyone done this yet, or found directions?<br />
Thanks.<br />
Andrew
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I recently bought a Linksys WRT-54GS2, and would like to use DD-WRT on the device.  I however, cannot find any directions for this specific router.  Has anyone done this yet, or found directions?
Thanks.
Andrew

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