Hello, I'm realy surprised about this, it shouldn't be possible that two devices have the same mac address. Do you have the box of the devices? The mac address is usually written on it (I don't know the WL500GP, but for example in Linksys boxes it is written).
Four you, the best option might be to change the mac address in a script and load it before start the networking (int the /etc/init.d/S10mac_addr for instance) Well, good luck. 2008/1/27, Kövesdi György <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi, > > I have two WL500GP devices, and surprisingly their wlan cards have the > same > mac address. I don't know how could it happen, but the bigger problem is > that > I cannot change its mac address. The only way which works for me is > the 'ifconfig hw ether <address>' command, but the result is not stored > (must > be done after each reboot).The 'option macaddr' and similar settings does > not > work. Where this address is loaded from at startup? From the card? From > flash? > > I use the Kamikaze 7.09 and the original firmware on the other one. Once I > swapped the wlan cards between them. Is it possible that something is > overwritten then? > > Regards > Gyorgy Kovesdi > _______________________________________________ > openwrt-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-users > -- Oriol Bosch [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://loiro.net
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