Re: editing default configuration
If all you care about is the web administration username, edit the following code in httpd.c: if ((authorization != NULL) && (strncasecmp(authorization, "Basic ", 6) == 0)) { if...
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Those configurations that must be compiled cannot be changed without compiling. They are neither in NVRAM, nor elsewhere in the filesystem (typically /etc ). What is not so obvious is that two...
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Thanks for answering guys, Well, I think I'll give it a shot tuning the defaults.c file. When I do, I'll let you know how it works
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This should absolutely be possible, but yes you will need to compile on your own to do so. In the source (atleast 2.6 branch of tomato) there's a file in nvram called defaults.c . You should be able...
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Not really feasible. The configuration (called NVRAM) is in the flash in a specific location which is not touched when the firmware is flashed. The thing to do is collect the set of NVRAM commands...
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Hi I've got standart tomatousb on my wrt54g router and it works just fine. The thing is, it would be great if I could edit the default configuration before flashing tomato, so then every time it's...
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