WRT54GX4 could not detect internet (DSL PPPoE)

I just got the WRT54GX (srx400) router and connected it to my DSL modem using PPPoE. I could not get pass step 8 in the setup wizard where it tries to configure the router and connect to the internet. I always get the error that it could not detect the internet/modem and I should try to check if the modem is turned on or the cables are properly connected. And they are. I get internet when I directly plug to the modem.
I tried getting thru the setup manually via web interface. I noticed that under the PPPoE option, the username and password are always the same length and they should not be. Of course I reentered the correct user and password several times but the password always revert back to the username (my guess given the length though I can't actually see the characters) even after I reset the router several times (30+ secs resets).
Has anyone encountered the same problem? Please advice. Thanks!

Thanks for the tips. However, looks like I bricked the router.  After checking Linksys website, I found a more up to date firmware for WRT54GX4. Mine had version 1.00.13 and linksys has 1.00.19. I uploaded the later through the web interface. The upload stage was ok and completed 100%. When it was installing, it just went dead and the powerled started blinking.   This has been its state since, even if I reset the router.   From what I gathered, the firmware got corrupted.
Good thing various websites offered procedures how to resurrect a bricked router. However, I tried all and could not get a response from continuous ping, thus can't execute a tftp.   I'm now deciding on the last resort of shorting the flash and see if this works.   However, I can only get detailed procedures for WRT54G.   Is there a documetation somewhere for WRT54GX4?
This will naturally void the warranty. But from my side of the world, it's cheaper to just buy a new one than return this one for replacement/service.

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It seems to be an important BUG of Creative Sound Blaster Audigy cards related with EEPROM!!!
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