Thanks and sorry once again. It connects in ibss mode by default though, but then it's easy to change.
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Thanks and sorry once again. It connects in ibss mode by default though, but then it's easy to change.
Maybe you've missed my build and sources which is nothing different as yours.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
http://www.wlan-sat.com/potrebni_mat...g-1.9.2.7-7cw/
I must say that I do not have problems with wchar build. Just run:I also have my 0.9.28 build, but did not boot. Now that I have RS232 adapter I could look what is stopping the boot.Code:#!/bin/sh
OLEG=wl500g-1.9.2.7-7cw
if [ -d broadcom ]; then
echo "Removing old broadcom tree..."
rm -rf broadcom
fi
echo "Unpacking Asus GPL source..."
tar xzf GPL_1927.zip
echo "Unpacking OLEG source..."
tar -C broadcom/src/ -xjf ${OLEG}.tar.bz2
if [ ! -G /opt ]; then
echo "You should /create /opt as root:"
echo "mkdir /opt && chgrp users /opt && chmod g+w /opt"
echo "Then continue as regular user!"
exit 1
fi
if [ -d /opt/brcm ]; then
echo "Removing old toolchain..."
rm -rf /opt/brcm
fi
echo "Installing broadcom toolchain..."
mv broadcom/opt/brcm /opt
BRCM="/opt/brcm/hndtools-mipsel"
PATH=${BRCM}-linux/bin:${BRCM}-uclibc/bin:${PATH}
export PATH
cd broadcom/src/${OLEG}
echo "Creating uClibc..."
make uClibc
echo "Creating kernel..."
make kernel
echo "Creating gateway..."
make
cd ..
echo "Compiling gateway..."
cd gateway
make
echo "Creating firmware..."
make install
Anyway, TNX for the 7d-pre9 sources. I will shurelly take a try.
the bridge options works fine with me, very easy to configure... ;) (even without RTFM...), but on the security: WEP works, WPA-PSK not...
WPA-PSK does not work with "Station", but it does with "Ethernet Bridge".Quote:
Originally Posted by andre@home
it works perfect with WEP when I use it as Access Point. No longer another AP available to do other tests. I did not test it as a router as I use it downstairs for my laptop, but the other ports are used for local pc's downstairs. If I'm not at home and the wl500g may give a problem, at least 1 pc can work with the UTP that takes care of the signal from the main router, simply by moving the UTP connctor from the router to that pc . All pc's have fixed IP (for ftp et al) and if I would put the wl500g as a 2nd router the easy switching would not be possible anymore (2nd gateway) without chang in the pc-settings. I prefer to avoid that for my home users.
With my laptop I can have UTP and air connection (of course of different ip nrs... ). The moment I active WPA-PSK by confirmation in the Asus WLAN tool... all traffic stops, while the HF is r3ceived (signal indicator). When I turn of the wireless card I get back my LAN-UTP connection and after applying WEP both stay connected ("LAN-UTP" and "WLAN-air").
edit: since this morning I loose also connection with WEP ..... Restarting notebook and WL500g and reconfiguring do not help. When I shut down my WLAN connnection I get back my LAN...
Same problem when I go back to the latest .50 firware from Asus. Strange problem...
XP firewall is off and I checked also with Zonealarm off, no difference. I will try a complete re-install of the wireless on the notebook. I prefer not to reinstall my complete notebook...
Are there any plans for alternative firmware for the wl700g +wl500g premium routers?
Most likely wl500g premium would be supported.Quote:
Originally Posted by alien433
Hi Oleg and Others,
I installed this firmwareupdate with succes!
Never mind, solved! :D
1.9.2.7-7d released, first post is updated to reflect changes.
Don't use it because it make my wan port die!:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Oleg
after update to 1.9.2.7-7d, remain can't connect FTP
Should I guess your hardware type?Quote:
Originally Posted by dunatos
Hi,
would it be possible for you to publish also the diff for the "gateway" directory: you source tarball is a diff between std ASUS firmware source and what I'd call you "gateway" source. For this poor soul who is trying to customize its already customized firmware, could you please publish the diff between too successive versions of you source directory ?
Just patch with both versions and make a diff.
Yes of course I know how to make a diff, the problem is that my version is slightly modified with respect to yours. If I can apply a diff to be up to date (with some hand tuning), it's easier. I'll probably end up doing a patch, a diff and a patch if you do not wish to publish this diff.