Linksys WAP300N Change MAC address, console and etc

Linksys WAP300N is very very suxx.
Not simultaneous work of 2,4 and 5 Ghz, very buggy firmware and not reasonable price.
I have 3 psc of this...
About topic:
Linksys WAP300N #1 updated to v1.0.03 - 5 Ghz stops working normally. Clients disconnect on heavy load.
I want roll back to v1.0.00 but on official site no 1.0.00 firmware.
OK. I am dump flash ic from normal, working WAP300N #2 with v1.0.00 and
flash this dump to broken WAP300N #1 - 1.0.03. All is ok - AP is working, but MAC address from #2.
I want access to bootloader for change MAC. I connect RS232toTTL cable to AP board serial port, but seems no normal
serial it has. FFFFF.
What can I do? If who has v1.0.00 firmware - please upload somewhere.
p.s. Advise - if you buy this - do not update to v1.0.03. If not buy - DONT BUY!

I don't have v1.0.00 firmware but I'd rather you properly isolate this by checking if you have experienced this to your other wireless devices. Because if the same scenario happened to all of your wireless devices connected to 5GHz, then it's best to change the 5 GHz network wireless channel. Preferred channels are 36, 40, 44 and 48 which are recommended to less likely suffer interference.  Also, make sure to take note each of the device's MAC address if you're trying to setup wireless MAC filter and do it manually. I normally use this link when I'm setting up wireless MAC filtering.

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