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DD-WRT File Versions

Atheros Based Devices (incl. UBNT)

Broadcom Based Devices

V24_pre_sp2 K2.4

• DD-WRT v24 pre sp2 K2.4 Features

Includes VINT, NEWD, NEWD-2

V24_pre_sp2 K2.6

WARNING: Do not use the K2.6 builds unless you are certain your device can support it! It will brick it!

• DD-WRT v24 pre sp2 K2.6 Features

Includes only NEWD-2

Special Versions

Screenshot of a QoS version

Currently brainslayer offers a special version of DD-WRT with extended QoS capabilities:

• set maximum bandwidth available per netmask/MAC address (v.24-SP1: even for different vlans)
• set a default rule for any unconfigured netmask/MAC address

This version is available from the DD-WRT Shop.
Updates for this special firmware version are provided in the special Customer Downloads & Updates forum.

Firmware releases customized to your corporate design are also available.

Intel IXP Based Devices

Ralink Based Devices

x86 Based Devices

TomatoUSB File Versions

Scorce: http://tomatousb.org/doc:build-types

TomatoUSB Build Types

Editions

The Tomato USB mod comes in several different editions:

• Standard: most basic features; ~300KB JFFS space (5 blocks) available on 4MB flash routers;
• Extras: all features of Standard plus built-in NTFS support (starting from build 36), included Linux Ext2/Ext3 and FAT32 filesystem utilities (fdisk, e2fsck, mke2fs, mkswap, mkdosfs), built-in loop device support, some extra Linux commands not included in other builds, and additional color schemes. ~120KB JFFS space (2 blocks) available on 4MB flash. This version is for people who don't really need JFFS space, or have 8+ MB flash routers, and would like to be able to partition/format drives in Linux native Ext2/Ext3 format or in FAT32 format directly on the router without installing any additional tools.
• Lite: all features of Standard but no Samba; some very minor features are stripped out of Busybox, about 600KB JFFS space (10 blocks) available on 4MB flash routers;
• No CIFS: all features of Standard but no CIFS Network filesystem support, about 420KB JFFS space (7 blocks) available on 4MB flash routers;
• VPN: Extras edition merged with SgtPepperKSU' VPN build with Web GUI (no JFFS space left on 4MB flash).
• No USB: Initially this was the USB mod… However, it grew up to be an "extended" version of Tomato even without USB support, so starting from build 36 Tomato USB includes non-USB edition (ND only) for routers with no USB ports. This build has about 900KB of JFFS space (15 blocks) available on 4MB flash routers.

Kernels

Since January 2010, Tomato USB also experimentally supports Kernel 2.6, in addition to the standard Kernel 2.4 builds. The K26 support is required for newer routers where Broadcom never released a 2.4 wifi driver. For older routers, you can choose between the K24 builds or the K26 builds.

K26 builds are of two different types: MIPSR2 builds (for newer CPUs) and MIPSR1 (for older CPUs). You must download the correct version given your router.

Naming convention

Tomato USB firmware builds are named according to the following specification: tomato-<VER>-<ND|K26>[USB]-<NNNN>[MIPSR2|MIPSR1][-subver]-[EDITION].trx

• <VER> - Tomato base version (i.e. 1.27)
• <ND|K26> - indicates the platform:

o ND - Tomato ND ("new driver") builds based on kernel 2.4

o K26 - Tomato builds based on kernel 2.6 (assumes ND)

• [USB] - optional indicator of built-in USB support
• <NNNN> - build number, i.e. 9043
• <MIPSR2|MIPSR1> - architecture:

o MIPSR2 is for MIPS32 Release 2 CPUs

o MIPSR1 is for all other MIPS CPUs (MIPS32 Release 1)

o Kernel 2.4-based builds are always MIPSR1, and currently are not compatible with MIPSR2 routers

• [-subver] - optional subversion number, e.g. -beta02
• [EDITION] - the build edition, e.g. Ext (Extras), VPN (OpenVPN) etc.

Compatibility table

Tomato builds based on kernel 2.4 are known to work on the following Broadcom-based routers (from the official Tomato web site, with an addition of a few models supported by Tomato USB):

• Linksys WRT54G v1-v4, WRT54GS v1-v4, WRT54GL v1.x, WRTSL54GS, WRT300N v1, WRT310N v1
• Buffalo WHR-G54S, WHR-HP-G54, WZR-G54, WBR2-G54, WBR-G54, WZR-HP-G54, WZR-RS-G54, WZR-RS-G54HP, WVR-G54-NF, WHR2-A54-G54, WHR3-AG54
• Asus WL500GP v1/v2, WL500GE, WL520GU, WL-500W
• Sparklan WX6615GT, Fuji RT390W, Microsoft MN-700
• D-Link DIR-320, ZTE ZXV10 H618B

Chart

The table below shows the availability for each router compatible with kernel 2.6 builds:

Router	CPU	K26	K24	K26 Editions
Asus RT-N10	R2	Yes	No	NoUSB (only build 52 and earlier!)
Asus RT-N12	R2	Yes	No	NoUSB
Asus RT-N16	R2	Yes	No	All
Asus WL500GP v1/v2	R1	Yes	Yes	All
Asus WL500W	R1	Yes	Yes	All
Asus WL500G Deluxe	R1	Yes	Yes	All
Asus WL520GU	R1	Yes	Yes	Lite or NoUSB-Std (4Mb flash) only
Buffalo WHR-G54S	R1	Yes	Yes	NoUSB-Std (4Mb flash) only
Buffalo WHR-HP-G54	R1	Yes	Yes	NoUSB-Std (4Mb flash) only
D-Link DIR-320	R1	Yes	Yes	NoUSB-Std (4Mb flash) only
Linksys E2000	R2	Yes	No	E2000 (special E2000 Std build required)
Linksys E3000	R2	Yes	No	E3000 (special E3000 Ext or VPN build required)
Linksys WRT160N v1	R1	Yes	Yes	NoUSB-Std (4Mb flash) only
Linksys WRT160N v3	R2	Yes	No	NoUSB-Std (4Mb flash) only
Linksys WRT300N v1	R1	Yes	Yes	NoUSB-Std (4Mb flash) only
Linksys WRT310N v1	R1	Yes	Yes	NoUSB-Std (4Mb flash) only
Linksys WRT310N v2	R2	Yes	No	NoUSB-Std (4Mb flash) only (same as WRT160N v3)
Linksys WRT320N	R2	Yes	No	NoUSB
Linksys WRT54G-TM	R1	Yes	Yes	All
Linksys WRT54-GL,-GS v1-v4	R1	Yes	Yes	NoUSB-Std (4Mb flash) only
Linksys WRTSL54GS	R1	Yes	Yes	All
Linksys WRT610N v2	R2	Yes	No	All
Netgear WNR2000 v2	R2	Yes	No	NoUSB-Mini
Netgear WNR3500L	R2	Yes	No	All
Netgear WNR3500 v2/U	R2	Yes	No	NoUSB-Mini
Ovislink WL1600GL	R1	Yes	Yes	All
ZTE ZXV10 H618B	R1	Yes	Yes	All

The table above only includes models that have been reported to work properly with Tomato USB. Most of the other models supported by Tomato kernel 2.4 builds should be compatible with kernel 2.6 builds as well but have not been tested yet.