Very likely (autoap.sh) will work immediately with no changes, as long as your target AP's are acquired via ATH0, you are willing to sacrifice most of the functionality (only access EASY open AP) and can ignore all the error mesages. If that's all you have to do,
A brainless way is to set up the atheros that it will simply connect to the first open ap it finds roaming. all that takes is a couple settings with a couple comands of wlanconfig/iwconfig and udhcpc. then u don't need autoap. If you ever run backtrack2, that's exactly what happens when you boot it up, you have a working atheros adapter and an open ap is nearby.
I would caution you about doing more than running autoap.exe GUI (as it is to see what it does.) DO NOT save settings with it. . nvram is treated differently with dd-wrt. In autoap.exe there are a few hard coded locations in nvram. I have no idea what damage it would do to an openwrt installation. probably not kill redboot, but it might damage your rootfs OR do something unpredictable to the upper half of nvram.
Cheers,
Treebuey
