- #Dd wrt download r6400 mod#
- #Dd wrt download r6400 update#
The boot speed *seems* a little slower compared to what I had on DD-WRT, but this may just be placebo.The router may reboot multiple times before the web UI is accessible.
Configured the router as per requirements. Factory reset the router thrice using AsusWRT Merlin's web UI. Once the router booted, went through the basic setup wizard. trx file to upgrade to Merlin, again using DD-WRT's firmware upgrade option chk file to prep the router from DD-WRT's firmware upgrade option Downloaded the XWRT-Vortex AsusWRT-Merlin firmware R7000_380.69_2 from their official site. WARNING: PLEASE DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK - JUST BECAUSE IT WORKED FOR ME DOES NOT MEAN SOMETHING CANNOT GO WRONG FOR YOU. This is likely because from looking at both R6400v2 and R7000 specs, the 6400v2 seems like a refreshed R7000 with adjacent chips in their respective families - Think iPhone 5C vs. I didn't need to make any changes to the firmware to get it to work. So far, it's working fine and everything seems stable - including 5GHz and overall Wifi. I have gotten the R7000_380.69_2 XWRT/Merlin firmware for R7000 working on the R6400v2. My primary reason for testing out DD-WRT is to use the DFS channels since somehow the other 5 GHz channels around me are kind of clogged. 
Also, if I want to go back to the stock firmware (either V1.0.1.6 or V1.0.1.12), how would I go about doing that? Thanks.
#Dd wrt download r6400 mod#
Since this would be the first time I've ever put non-stock firmware on my router, I'm wondering if using the Kong Mod will void my warranty, or whether I risk messing up my router.
#Dd wrt download r6400 update#
I now have the option to update to the new Netgear firmware V1.0.1.12 ( ) or the newest Kong R6400 firmware (. Specifically, my router is currently running the stock version (V1.0.1.6_1.0.4) that was installed when I opened the box. However, I have a few specific questions about changing firmware. I'm interested in the additional customizability afforded by DD-WRT.
I just purchased my first wireless AC router, and it's a Netgear R6400.
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