Attila, You claim to have solved a mystery but you did not provide any technical details of the problem or the solution. This is a support list but instead of being supportive or asking for support, you are being critical of a product that most users do not have any trouble with. Without knowing what you did to the net5501 to "fix" it, nobody benefits and your credibility suffers. I'm an experienced RF/digital engineer and I've seen some "creative" explanations and solutions here on the Soekris list.
Did you try moving your WLAN card external antenna away from the net5501? Is the coaxial cable or the WLAN card itself defective? Does the combined load of the WLAN card and the net5501 exceed the current limit for the on-board switching power supply? Do you have a defective net5501? You may have soldered some SM capacitors onto your board and "fixed" a problem that is being caused by your WLAN card or your configuration. Jeff Laing [email protected] _______________________________________________ Soekris-tech mailing list [email protected] http://lists.soekris.com/mailman/listinfo/soekris-tech
