Anyone mind bringing a 10 pin serial 3.3v or 12pin JTAG cable

[AnonymousChen]

Hey there

I need to borrow serial cable 3.3v or JTAG cable for debricking the Linksys WRT54G as I bought from ebay BRICKED! :( (luckily I managed to get a full refund and keep the router at the same time)

-Richard

http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/linksys/wrt54g

[AnonymousChen]

On Saturday if you could make it

[Luke Weston]

You can't get a serial cable that will just plug directly into the 10-pin header. You'll need to use something like a 3.3V FTDI cable, but make a little cable adapter that connects the 6 pins on the FTDI cable to the appropriate TX0/RX0 (UART 0, not UART 1) pins on the 10-pin serial header on the WRT54 (which has two UARTs on it, plus +3.3V and ground).

-- Luke

[Rob B]

Which Ver of WRT is it ?
If linksys = http://www.melbournewireless.org.au/wiki/?WRT54G
or see others =
http://www.melbournewireless.org.au/wiki/?show=FullTextSearch&q=wrt&go=FullTextSearch
I will look, I may have a lead around, its been awhile since I did
any. I'll be a the space next Tuesday night.
Regards Rob B

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[AnonymousChen]

It's version 5