Linksys WRT160NL system link and Corsair Voyager 16GB USB Flash Drive

I want to connect my Corsair Voyager 16GB flash drive to WRT160NL system lin. It shows up in firmware, but claim button does nothing.
I've formated flash to FAT32 and upgraded router firmware to the latest, but Flash drive still doesn't work.
How could I fix this?
Switching to http://openwrt.org/ firmware would help? Is it worth to use openwrt firmware and which one would you recommend using with 160NL?
Message Edited by Original on 08-07-2009 07:35 AM

After firmware upgrade it doesn't show my Corsair 16Gb or Adata 2Gb at all... but I've found that 2GB Sandisk micro SD card with a USB adapter works just fine.
Though I would like to find a way to use 16GB corsair anyway, because it's faster and bigger.
Message Edited by Original on 08-07-2009 12:23 PM

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