anyone interested in a "hack your wrt" day? might be a neat way to
share knowledge and try out things that might otherwise be too daunting.
jason
Shane O'Donnell wrote:
I'm inferring from "radically different from stock" that you perceive
this as a bad thing. Please note that you are trying to make it do
something that is radically different from what the stock unit was
ever intended to do in the consumer market.
That said, I've only played with Sveasoft and I'm not aware if they've
made "easy to use" client mode a feature. OpenWRT has several
instances of folks having used it as such, and a fairly responsive
community.
If for price alone, try messing with OpenWRT first. Besides, that's
the one I'm most curious about... ;-)
Shane O.
On 5/20/05, Jason Tower <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
which of the "aftermarket" firmwares will allow the wrt to operate in
client/bridge mode? googling seems to suggest that my only two options
are sveasoft (not free) and openwrt (radically different from stock).
jason
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