dean Wrote: > Ah, now I think we're getting somewhere... > > Model: Linksys WRT54G > > Fware: Satori-4.0 v2.07.1.7sv[/color] > I don't think that we've tested with this configuration. > Unfortunately, we've found that there are a lot of bugs in access > points that cause incompatibilities. That's unfortunate. What could I do to feed back some debugging information, so that this configuration could become more understood? The Satori firmware is very common on Linksys routers, and I checked about a week ago and found that this is the latest.
> I doubt that it's trying to get in using "ad hoc", but it's clear that > it it connects manually fine but doesn't reconnect properly. Try > upgrading the firmware. If that doesn't work, then if it's possible to > use the Linksys firmware, try that. Unfortunately not possible to use the Linksys firmware. I upgraded to the Satori firmware specifically to obtain other network capabilities that the stock Linksys firmware doesn't offer. But the Satori firmware did start from a stock Linksys firmware codeset, I believe... The additional capability is just tacked on. The base functionality should be the same. > This confuses me. Is your access point set up for ad hoc or > infrastructure mode? I'd definitely recommend using infrastructure > mode, if possible. I believe it's set up in infrastructure mode, but I could be mixing up terminology. My router is set to only allow access to those using WEP with the appropriate key. In the "wireless mode" setting, it's set to "AP" (for access point) not "ad hoc". I've always assumed that meant it was in infrastructure mode. -- Snowflake _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
