Didanix

Yeah, noticed that aswell. All's fine now, couldn't get the client bridging to work on pre-SP1 (v24) of dd-wrt, so upgraded to SP1, went smoothly so it's all good. Got it working as a portable wifi adapter for my arduino. :-)

Got it! It was on 192.168.1.254 (port 9000). Phew, it didn't let me apply the out.hex though, hope that doesn't matter since I've already applied that once, with Jasager. Currently installing dd-wrt on it. *fingers crossed* EDIT: Pretty much screwed since I couldn't apply the new out.hex. *shrug*

Hey guys, I was just about to go from Jasager (openwrt) to dd-wrt. I enabled redboot via: * cd /tmp * wget http://fonera.info/camicia/openwrt-ar531x-...ux-CAMICIA.lzma * mtd -e vmlinux.bin.l7 write openwrt-ar531x-2.4-vmlinux-CAMICIA.lzma vmlinux.bin.l7 * reboot Now while I was connected to the fon, it was using the IP 192.168.1.5, but after the reboot, I can't seem to access it? Does anyone have any clue on what the IP might be, or what the best course of action would be at this point?

So, since you can implement 3G dongle support in dd-wrt and open-wrt, I thought to myself: why not implement it on the Jasager? The point of this post is to more or less "query" you guys to see if someone else has been thinking about the same thing, or even if it's already been implemented. Virtually all routers (no matter how small/big or cheap/pricy) have USB ports, some of them just require that you solder the port on the board, but the connection's should be there. At any rate, I'll put some serious research into this and I'll keep checking if someone out there thinks this is a good idea aswell. Talk about truly mobile jasager! :-) EDIT: Oh, hah, apparently the Fonera 2.0n model already has 3G dongle support. Maybe I can get the older model's serial connection to do the trick and work with 3G dongles aswell. ;-)

I've been using ClarkConnect for years now, and I'd recommend it over ANY and ALL distros, if you're looking for ease of use and for the "It Just Works"-feeling. Whether you want to use ClarkConnect as a router/firewall/gateway or even a server box, it can handle all that, and mostly from a web-interface. The community edition has served me very, very well. Never had a breach in the past 4-5 years. :)

Righto, I'll have the final job interview next week. If I get the job, it'll also start next week. So, once I get the job, I'll book a ticket, and be done with it. I'll try to keep you guys posted. :) I'll atleast talk to Moonlit on IRC (which he's not on atm, darn it!) when I know more, but so far it's looking pretty darn promising. And yes, Didanix = Dids.

Personally, I don't do much UI tweaking. When I do want/need to change the Windows Explorer/shell, I go for Directory Opus, especially with Vista. While it's an entire explorer/shell replacement, it mainly acts as a much improved file manager, althoug the features are pretty astonishing. :) For themes, I just go with the Zune theme for XP, Black Vista for Vista.

Yeah, liek let's make one that randomly generates (based on a specific algorithm) pornographic animated pictures that involve the Evil Server and Ceiling Cat, that would be sweet, don't you think?

*yawn* Brute forcing, sounds kinda sexeh. ;)

[me=Didanix]moans & nods.[/me] Gotta agree with this, but as always, there will be some exceptions who are beyond our help.

I noticed that someone (;)) has been fiddling with the forums. The attachments folder is not writable, hence avatars won't work, nor attachments (afaik). Just thought I'd let you know, before it gets into a problem.

I want a girlfriend.

[me=Didanix]gasps and hugs proskater[/me]

Don't you guys just love those tiara's. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2107/1890265516_78d4d3b4bc.jpg[/img]

For coding it's Digitally Imported all the way man, Vocal Trance to be exact.