In reference to my previous question: I can't find the appropriate firmware for my NETGEAR WGT624 v2 router. I went on the dd-wrt web site and I read the wiki, but I didn't see any files or instructions on how to change the firmware.

The router database lists my router, but as I said: no files. In addition the "Supported" column lists "wip", what is wip?

Router Database
4 routers found
Manufacturer    Model   Revision    Supported   Activation required
Netgear         WGT624      v1          wip         no
Netgear         WGT624      v2          wip         no
...

The only thing listed for my router on the dd-wrt web site is:

Router details     
Chipset: AR2312A      
RAM: 16 MB  
FLASH: 4 MB     

Additional information
    * OpenWRT Wiki: Netgear WGT624
    * Unbrick procedure

Is the router supported? Can I change the firmware? If yes, then how can I change it?

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WIP = Work In Progress. Basically, it's not supported, but they're working on it. – hyperslug Mar 24 '10 at 2:11
@hyperslug I would post that as an answer. – MrStatic Mar 24 '10 at 2:14
@hyperslug - and I would upvote you too... – MikeJ Mar 24 '10 at 2:27
lol, the pressure... – hyperslug Mar 24 '10 at 2:29
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It doesn't look like DD-WRT works for this model.

As stated in the above comment:

WIP = Work In Progress. Basically, it's not supported, but they're working on it

Digging deeper, it looks like work on it has slowed/halted, judging by the 2 year old thread on their forum: http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=33975.

DD-WRT just links you to the OpenWRT WGT624 site where some fellow has done some experimentation with his, perhaps soldering on a JTAG port.

I'm afraid you're stuck with the stock firmware.

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Then it looks like I might be shopping for a new router :). – Lirik Mar 24 '10 at 4:20
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