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BEFSX41-CA v2 bios 1.50.18

Postby JJ » Fri, 22 Sep 2006 23:09:21 GMT 

Hi,

To make this short, does anyone know if I can flash this router with the 
"NON CA" version of firmware  1.52.10 or any other firmware for the BEFSX41?

Spent hours on the phone with Linksys and they say there is no firmware 
update for my model...and to "bring it back to the store"!!!!



Thanks Very Much,

James
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