Download Firmware Tomato 1.26

On Thursday, version 1.26 of Tomato was released. Like HyperWRT, Tomato is an alternative firmware for various routers equipped with a chipset from Broadcom, including the Linksys WRT54g, Buffalo WHR-g54s and Asus WL500g Premium. After flashing, which is of course entirely at your own risk, the router has a new user interface and various additional options, including a real-time bandwidth monitor, extensive setting options for qos, access rights and improved support for p2p clients. More information about the capabilities and supported models, including screenshots and videos, is on this page to find. The changelog of this release shows the following changes and improvements:

Changes in version 1.26:

• Allow a different port to be entered in Basic:Network:Static DNS (enter as “ip:port”). Be aware that dnsmasq must act as the DNS server (the default setting) when not using the normal port 53.
• Allow DHCP to serve the user-entered gateway (in Basic:Network) if the option in Advanced:DHCP is enabled.
• Do not start miniupnpd early to avoid warning messages.
• Update Australian DST (need to re-select), add Darwin, Brisbane TZ. Thanks to Peter O. for the info.
• Avoid double loading of tomato.css
• Fix possible null dereference in sendpage
• Collapsed all menus. For the old look, set nvram: “web_mx=status,bwm,tools”
• Obscured some key/password fields when not in focus.
• Accept more than two MAC addresses per IP address (ex: one IP for a laptop either wired or wireless [one at a time]). Note: Some computers may not like seeing the same IP unless it’s restarted.
• Added LED options back in Admin:Buttons/LED.
• Added ID for WLA2-G54L, TrueMobile 2300 thanks to Nick B. and David J.
• Added EditDNS thanks to Keith M.
• Added UTC+4:30 Kabul time zone.
• Fixed port set validation allowed more than what could be handled.
• Allow rstats to log if WAN port is used for LAN.
• Update dnsmasq to 2.51, miniupnpd 1.4, busybox 1.14.4, matrixssl 1.8.8.