Newer builds have support out of the box (perhaps builds on K2. You have a rather old build I think it has support for NTFS, but a newer build is highly recommended. Here are old but relevant threads in this forum found by searching "dd-wrt ntfs" in Google:ĭrink, Blink, Stretch! Live long and prosper! May the Force and farces be with you! You will need to install NTFS-3G filesystem support first. find me a router running windows OS and I will show you a standard pc. Only reliable way to write to NTFS is using windows OS. Why do you want NTFS Ext3 is far better, no need for defraging and if you want to plug the USB on a windows machine there are many etx3 readers around. DD WRT V24 USB NTFS PLUS Plus it lets you exceed the usual 16MB of RAM and slow CPU in the off-the-shelf consumer-level routers. In this tutorial, we’ll build and set up a DD-WRT machine. usb connected to a wireless router which has 16mb of memory and 4mb of flash is not going to work half as well as your pc. DD WRT V24 USB NTFS FREE Keep in mind if you want to go the free route, you’ll only have a wired router-but you can add separate access points. It is recommended that you have a router with USB capable storage. My fw version: v24-sp2 (03/13/14) std - build 23720 Hi guys, Im using and would like to know if anyone use this for NAS with NTFS HDD. Not connected to a dd-wrt router it won't. Your here: Home / Network / WiFi / DD-WRT / Tutorials / Optware / OTRW NOTE: Optware.
Is it possible to mount and access a NTFS formatted USB drive connected to my router using dd-wrt? Posted: Mon 16:15 Post subject: Re: NTFS USB Storage USB 2.0 storage ext3 mount to JFFS: OK USB 3.0 storage NTFS mount to MNT: OK NAS Samba shared drive: OK PPTP Server: OK Wi-viz 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz: 2.4Ghz OK 5Ghz NO.
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