Router issues with MBP C2D

I have a new C2D MBP, and my linksys WRT54G router will not work with it. When i plug the wall ethernet cable into my MBP, the ip address and all that info gets filled in and i can acces the internet. But when i try to connect to the router using wifi or ethernet cable, no ip address is assigned to the MBP, and i can't access the internet. This was not an issue with my old MBP where i just turned the wifi on and it connected.
What is causing this??
Thanks

I had similar problems with a WRT54G Linksys Router, and after a bunch of searching, I found that there is a problem with the latest firmware on the router. I downgraded the firmware as the post recommended (Linksys Forum) and now all my macs can connect.
Here's a link to the post I found on the Linksys site that solved my problems:
http://forums.linksys.com/linksys/board/message?board.id=Wireless_Routers&messag e.id=10007#M10007

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