Leopoldo
02-04-2004, 01:05
Dear friends,
thanks for setting up this nice phorum.
Before posting this question, I have wasted several days trying to find out what happens in my new WL500g, without success.
Until now I have been using the venerable Apple Airport without problems.
I cannot discover why no ARP packets can be exchanged from my wireless Linux box (running a 2.4.20 kernel) to the WL500g (so no other ICMP or IP packets can be exchanged at all).
Wireless link layer is correctly set up. Indeed I can connect with other wired machines in the LAN interface of the WL500g without any trouble.
WL500g remains at factory defaults of the "Home Gateway" mode.
I have used many firmware packages with the same behaviour. Using telnet (1.6.5.3-5 firmware) I have found out the unique rare thing, "brctl show br0" does NOT display the list of its interfaces (supposely eth0 and eth2). Rare? All other commands seemingly are good (ifconfig, route, iptables)
Indeed I am stuck, is my WL500g broken?, is my brain damaged?
Please, any comments are welcome.
thanks for setting up this nice phorum.
Before posting this question, I have wasted several days trying to find out what happens in my new WL500g, without success.
Until now I have been using the venerable Apple Airport without problems.
I cannot discover why no ARP packets can be exchanged from my wireless Linux box (running a 2.4.20 kernel) to the WL500g (so no other ICMP or IP packets can be exchanged at all).
Wireless link layer is correctly set up. Indeed I can connect with other wired machines in the LAN interface of the WL500g without any trouble.
WL500g remains at factory defaults of the "Home Gateway" mode.
I have used many firmware packages with the same behaviour. Using telnet (1.6.5.3-5 firmware) I have found out the unique rare thing, "brctl show br0" does NOT display the list of its interfaces (supposely eth0 and eth2). Rare? All other commands seemingly are good (ifconfig, route, iptables)
Indeed I am stuck, is my WL500g broken?, is my brain damaged?
Please, any comments are welcome.