Jan Engelhardt wrote: > On Sep 2 2007 17:37, Adolph Weidanz wrote: >> Now I found a couple of ideas on how to do it: I set the linksys to >> 192.168.1.2, both the routers are on channel 1. One place I've run into >> problems is that the howtos I've found all say that the essid's have to >> be different. So say, the dlink's essid is route1, and linksys is >> route2. The problem with this is the network card setup requires an >> essid in order to use WEP. If I use route1 then it can't see route2. >> >> The easiest way to do it is to buy a second wireless card and set the >> linksys as 192.168.0.1, but I would rather get it to work without the >> this way. >> >> Any ideas be appreciated... > > > I know of the rt2500 2.x driver which does provide a wmaster0 interface > of which more interfaces can be cloned so as to log into multiple ESSIDs. > Never tried it though. > > > Jan Well... I gave it up and just rearranged things so the printer hooked to the main router...
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