Any Linksys that is compatible with DD-WRT firmware.
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Su ... l_today.29
I have three Linsys (so Sov won't have an aneurysm) "gateways", and all are running DD-WRT. Best thing I ever did. Stable and tons of new features.
time for a new router :(
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Last time my router bit it, I was on a limited budget, and had to get the cheapest one I could find. I picked up an Ativa (Office Depot) brand router... made by Belkin, and I have to admit, it is one of the best purchases I have ever made. It's a basic router, non-DD-WRT compatible, but it does it's job, which is routing, wireless to my laptop... rock solid stable, great connection speed and range. But if this guy dies, I'll be picking up something I can DD-WRT
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