kleena
05-12-2005, 12:19
Hi to everybody!
Yesterday, I had a pretty frustrating evening, having to cease trying to fix my clientmode wifi link - as at the end, the router managed to lsoe the entire NVRAM setting.
Somehow the power plug slipped out and it's been so for a few minutes ... but it shouldn't be losing the NVRAM just like that ... or does it? Is there some trick, does it somehow feel in emergency undercertain conditions?
That is, does that sound like a known feature to anyone, or is it a random failure of the memory?
I'd really like to know before I lose the settings again.
Plus - as for preventive measures - is there a way to backup the entire NVRAM and restore it easily, shoudl something like that happen again?
Thanks for any hint,
have a nice day,
Kleena.
Yesterday, I had a pretty frustrating evening, having to cease trying to fix my clientmode wifi link - as at the end, the router managed to lsoe the entire NVRAM setting.
Somehow the power plug slipped out and it's been so for a few minutes ... but it shouldn't be losing the NVRAM just like that ... or does it? Is there some trick, does it somehow feel in emergency undercertain conditions?
That is, does that sound like a known feature to anyone, or is it a random failure of the memory?
I'd really like to know before I lose the settings again.
Plus - as for preventive measures - is there a way to backup the entire NVRAM and restore it easily, shoudl something like that happen again?
Thanks for any hint,
have a nice day,
Kleena.