This First pic, is when I was trying to open it up. I was very supprised that there where no screws under the little rubber feet.
Here we have the innards of the router, fairly simple to look at. Those shielded cable going to the anntae are soldered on and seem very strong, I didn't check though.
I used my gerber tool, to take off the screw-on connectors for the external part of the anntenea, (shouldn't be to hard to put on different syled connectors) and then put a hole in the top for the fan I really need a dremmel tool!
I was going to try to do thins the right way, but then I got lazy and found my super glue!
But Oh NO! I was out of super glue! Luckily I had more super glue!
Now that I had the fan glued in, I had to test it the hand in the picture is holding the fan wires to the adaptor. (Interesting side note, this linksys router is 12v, but I bought another one of the same model that came with a five volt adaptor. Either adaptor will work with either router, but isn't that kind of odd?)
Since the fan does work I soldered the leads to the back of the adaptor jack on the main board.
Finally I put it back to gether and fired 'er up, so that I could put this page up. the air flow inside the box is alot better, even when you consider, I didn't make any extra vents holes. Any questions? feel free to ask

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As Promised here is the computer case I made from a Gamecube box and put a mini-itx mother board in. It runs Linux Mandrake 8.2 right now.

This is the horribly tilted DVD-ROM/CDRW drive, but it works
Here is a picture of the beast from the caddie corner front
Opening the case and looking down onto the optical drive you can see the modem and power supply
The other side is sealed to hold it together, but here is the rear end of the machine.

This machine runs just fine although BeOS does not have a full set of drivers, Windoze (eXtra Pathetic "professional" version) does not have a driver for the IDE controller, and Linux can't use the modem I gave it (luckily i'll always the best modem ever made ). Since it's running a C3 Via processor at 1Ghz, The cardboard is not a fire hazard.