Confusion on WRT54GL Version

Hi,
Before I upgrade the firmware in my Linksys WRT54GL Wireless-G Broadband Router, (checking the bottom of the router I see I have Version 1.1), I want to clear up a little confusion from Linksys website.
When I go to Linksys's "download" page for my WRT54GL router, in the dropdown box which says "Please select version," only Version 1.0 is mentioned; no other version is mentioned.
Since I have Version 1.1 of this router, I am wondering if I bought a version which is not for the United States. That's the only explanation I can think of for why Linksys "download" web page for this model, in the drop down list, does not mention Version 1.1.
If Ver. 1.1 IS for US consumption and further, if there is no difference in the firmware (or User Guide) between V1.0 and V1.1 of this model router, then shouldn't the single choice offered when one clicks on the drop down arrow on this particular "download" web page, more accurately say:
"version 1.0 AND version 1.1"
The omission of Ver 1.1 from the version list is disquieting.
Thank you in advance for your thoughts. Nella

Infinityx,
Thanks for your thoughts. I upgraded the firmware last night and all is well.
It would be good if the Linksys webmaster added version 1.1 to the drop down menu, in addition to version 1.0, even though the firmware updates are exactly the same for both. Presumably, someone from Linksys monitors this forum. Just my 2 cents.
Again, I appreciate your advice. Nella

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