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Well some routers/aps do actually do use a "main" antennaQuote:
Originally Posted by dg1sek
They used to make those, and usually they where of cheap quality
nowadays real mimo uses the antenna's in a sort of... "multi-threaded way" (if that makes it easier to understand).
Or just like SATA harddrives... they don't have a master and slaves like PATA drives:D
or am I making bad examples here?:p
Thanks, i already tested and the Antena 0 is the best one (so i considered it primary) when i use only 1 antena. I think it matters, the antena 1 has a very weak signal, and the antena 2 it's almost the same as antena 0... I was saying "weird" when i connect to the router (antena 2), surf the web, ALL works normally except redirecting ports, when i said "weird" i was talking about the ports...
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Originally Posted by dg1sek
Please help! I'm currently running WL-500W on AP Mode everything running perfect. Just brought RT-N16, I read one of the post that You can't port WL-500W config to RT-N16:confused:
Can anyone advise which mode should I use for RT-N16 with F/W RT-N16-1.9.2.7-rtn-r1210.trx appreciate your help.
Yeh well... I ment: the config file saved from a wl-500 router can't be directly put on a RT-N16...Quote:
Originally Posted by 56k
but you can use the same settings tho ;)
it's just best if you set the webconfig manually.
harddrives are listed like /dev/discs/disca instead of /dev/discs/disc0
that's pretty much the only difference;)
@wpte Thanks for fast reply
One more question can I use "Flashfs" from WL-500W?
sure you can:)Quote:
Originally Posted by 56k
btw, the latest build: http://rapidshare.com/files/35388087...-rtn-r1232.trx
@wpte Thank you very much:)
Have anyone noticed when using the "reboot" command on the console, sometimes you lost the connection and you must turn it off an on to have again connectivity, i cannot reboot the equipment remotly because i'm afraid it freezes...
I can confirm that, and it not only affects console sessions, but "save&restart" commands from the webinterface as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by hggomes
(I'm using the r1232-build from wpte)
I never noticed that:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by bef
what sort of console connection do you use? telnet dropbear?
I use openssh myself instead of dropbear, that might the reason it never happened to me:p
It happend with telnet, dropbear and in the webinterface. perhaps i wanted to restart the session to quickly :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by wpte
I had to unplug the router about 6-7 times during the setup: setting name, pw, changing dhcp/wlan using the web-if and then during the follwing "wengi-installation" another few times.
Yes i forgot to mention that, web interface, telnet... It happen 3 times when rebooting, the HDDs turning off instead reboot. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by bef
That was with r1220, r1232 it's ok so far... Let's see.
Well, I'm still using my old setup so I didn't had to follow wengi anymoreQuote:
Originally Posted by hggomes
So I only had to set up the web interface.
And after that I did a few reboots but nothing happened like you describe:confused:
I tried a few reboots just now, and it all went fine:confused:
But like bef said, it can be that the reboots where issued too quickly after eachother:p
the webinterface kinda restarts the router instead of rebooting it, that usually gives a few problems:p
those can't be the sole reasons... i did reboot the router usind ssh and then waited a few minutes, it still did no start up correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by wpte
furthermore i'm pretty sure its not the power-supply either, i tested it with 2 others, same result :/
i experience something alike. when rebooting, the hdd is turned off, then turned on again with the restart, but is turned off again ~3-4 sec later and the router hangs up.Quote:
Originally Posted by hggomes
Yup, thats it. I already tried:Quote:
Originally Posted by bef
1- Erase nvram, nvram commit.
2- Router factory defaults.
3- Configure all manually again. I've never imported old configurations, always manually.
4- Remove OC. 480MHZ (it's not the OC either, it's rock stable at 532MHZ)
But since i installed r1232 i rebooted 3 times and i was all OK, offcourse it's not a real test, but i will do it tomorrow.
@Bef - What FW version are you using?
@Wpte - I've tried OpenSSH some time ago and i remember a lag of a few seconds between the username and the password screen:
Username: admin
........ 5-10 sec ........
Password: ??????
Its continues happening?