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Looks like 850 ohms.

You don't necessarily need a surface mount part there, either. You could get a 1/4 or 1/8 watt axial part and solder it from the small pad to the left of it in that picture...

It looks like /noreset is required for this board, so just use it. I also recommend that you just go ahead and keep using wrtjtag-modified.exe as well.

Make sure that the flash was completely...

Try a different computer maybe? Or perhaps changing the operating mode of the parallel port in bios - generally you can specify epp, ecp, or normal. sometimes there's a ps/2 style mode as well.
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I had some trouble with my mn700 in May, and other projects took priority, so i ignored it until xmas break.

I have resurrected it, and added some notes to the openwrt wiki.

fwiw, the most...

I finally got around to ordering an appropriate replacement capacitor, ended up with a Nichicon UUD 1500uf 6.3v - which is an ultra-low-profile (for it's capacity) SMT cap. 10x10mm, actually smaller...

This stuff needs to get plugged into the OpenWRT wiki, where people will know to look for it.

Maybe that's a weekend project for me . . . .

Maybe the switch ports work just fine and i just need to remap the ports. Troubling that there's no vlan0 device, though.

Wireless is working fine. Pulled a cd image off my NFS server at a...

RC5 isn't out. I'm using RC4. You can get pre-RC5 images, though, and i plan to try one.

RC4 is guaranteed to have some stability issues if you don't install kmod-b44 and stop using the et...

Ah, thanks for the link. I figured it would make sense for such an app to exist, but was not aware that it did.

Yeah, I'm not sure how much of this is really the bad electrolyte issue.

Electrolytic caps have come a very long way in the last 15 years, and the new electrolyte chemistries may have specific...

I installed linux yesterday on an MN-700 that i bought used at a thrift store for $5.

It was essentially dead when i got it - the 1500uf cap right next to the jtag port was bulging and leaking,...

Two things.

1: You have to be in the same directory as it and preface it with a period and a forward slash: ./nvserial

2: It has to be executable. It might not be. Try 'chmod +x nvserial' to...