Be careful about those access points - FON is a business and has a contract that you must agree to when you sign up to get one of their "free" access points. Specifically, they want you to share and sometimes re-sell your internet access. Not only is setting up the free Fonera with DD-WRT against the terms, but sharing/re-selling your internet access is also against the terms of service for both Charter and AT&T's consumer internet plans. Some ISPs are even blocking access to those using Foneras, but I haven't heard of this in St. Louis yet.
Dan > I dunno if you guys have seen this before. but its a company that is > trying to make WIFI available everywhere. They have a promo going on > right now (http://www.fon.com/en/promos/fonbucks) where you get a free > wifi access and you dont pay a DIME! > It comes with all of the stuff and a few stickers. I took mine like > 1 week to get here. The cool thing is that it has 2 SSIDs, one if > public, and the other is a private WPA encrypted signal. I ordered 2, > one of them should show up at my moms work any day now. > Ill bring it in saturday so you can see it. > Oh and one other thing, on my favorite website I-hacked.com, they show > you how to install DD-WRT. Cool huh? > > bye! ^_^ > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
