Loosing modem connection WRT54GS v6

I have recently purchased the WRT54GS ver6 and continuously loose the connection from the modem to the router.  I have one wired, one wireless and both will work fine for 1-2 hrs, then lose the connection from the modem.  I run the Easy Link advisor, it finds the router, the two pc's, but no modem.  I power down then power up the modem and click the "fix connection", it goes through the two pages then connection established.... every time.  It finds the router, the two pc's but always has to have the modem restarted.
Frustrated,
mark

Thanks for the response, totally appreciate the help.  The version I have, the version they try to have me download now is 1.50.9.  Where do I get the version 1.01.0?  When was it released?  Version 1.50.9 was released just this October.
thanks again
mark

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