Linksys WRT54GX-v.2 Router Web-Based Configurator

The manual for this router says that a Mac can access the configurator for this router, yet when I do I get nothing but a couple graphics. No text. Why won't any browser on my computer render the page? Anyone else have this problem?

Hi,
Welcome to the Apple Discussions.
Some of these embedded web servers like the config pages in routers and the status pages in cable modems can be kind of funky. I have a wired Netgear router and have found that it works better with Camino or Firefox than Safari.
charlie

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