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So I got the flash to work. I borrowed my mom's computer with Windows on it, and got the WireShark program install and did the Flash program. It worked like that. So I think the issue is running the program through VirtualBox in Linux. I know the instructions said that it was run through a virtualized Windows install on a MacBook, but I guess it depends on the virtualization programs.

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So currently I got the FON flashed and got the webif up and running. I made some changes so the FON will behave as a client instead of as a Access Point. Now I do not have any more access to the FON. The wifi that it was projecting, it currently is not. I connect to it using a cable, and I still cannot connect to it. Does anyone know how I can get it reset to the point just after I installed the webif package?

Any help will greatly be appreciated?

Edit: I just got it working by running the flashing app again from step 11. And I am back up and running using OpenWRT on FON.

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I have been looking for a way to fix the wireless LED in openwrt, has anyone found a fix? Mine doesnt come up at all and for right now I just want to play with OpenWRT and not Jasager.

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Install the kmod_gpio package and then you can turn the led on or off by sending either 0 or 1 to /proc/gpio/2_dir and /proc/gpio/2_out

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So currently I got the FON flashed and got the webif up and running. I made some changes so the FON will behave as a client instead of as a Access Point. Now I do not have any more access to the FON. The wifi that it was projecting, it currently is not. I connect to it using a cable, and I still cannot connect to it. Does anyone know how I can get it reset to the point just after I installed the webif package?

Any help will greatly be appreciated?

Edit: I just got it working by running the flashing app again from step 11. And I am back up and running using OpenWRT on FON.

The whole point of Jasager is that it is an AP, if you put it into client mode things can't connect to it.

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hey i cant get to jasager!? i need some help, i followed the guide to step 20 but when i go to 192.168.1.1:1471 it comes up not found. Am i not going to the right port for jasager?

ideas would be extremely helpful

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have you rebooted since doing the installs?

Try nmapping the device so see what ports are listening

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In which case you mixed install notes. If you follow the ones on diginija.org then it is on 1471, if you follow Darrens then he moves it to port 80. I prefer it on 1471 as that leaves port 80 for webif. I hoped that keeping the two separate would avoid confusion.

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i know that this is going to make me the ultimate n00b but i can't get to http://192.168.10.1 in step 2. i have tried on 4 different computers and all have shown blank screens.

edit: never mind. i forgot to turn on my router. :P

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Hi, I ran into problem while following your instructions. I was good until step9. after that restart, my computer doesn't detect Fonera anymore. i tried ethernet connection as well as wireless connection. I couldn't access forena anymore to install additional software. I'm struck here... Please help me.

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Check your IP address, make sure you are on the correct subnet and pinging/accessing the right IP.

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Check your IP address, make sure you are on the correct subnet and pinging/accessing the right IP.

My computer doesn't detect Fonera. So there is no way I can connect to it.

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:lol:

Flawless install - have flashed dd-wrt onto numerous wrt54g's for friends and family and sell them as bridges to same.

Darren & DigiNinja - Thanks

that was easy and I cant wait to plug it into one of my jacked up omni's and later a cantenna when I find the right new places to experiment.

Way 2 Cool - it does seem the cpu is slow when doing ipkg updates & installs.

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my fon came i am up to step 10 and ssh gives me connection refused :(

Did you telnet in first?

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Install the kmod_gpio package and then you can turn the led on or off by sending either 0 or 1 to /proc/gpio/2_dir and /proc/gpio/2_out

I would also like to turn my wifi led on, i understand all of what you said up until the part about passing values to the file, what would you do that in? telnet or or modify the file itself using scp or something else. I'm a little new to alot of this but am really wanting to learn it. thanks in advance for the help

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