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computer ---- Belkin F5D7230 ----- Zyxel P-660R-T1 ----- ISP via telephone line ..................Wireless Access Point samac |
The Belkin has a version number A000de and it is not possible to install dd-wrt. Is what you are suggesting still possible?
samac |
Get a Buffalo Networks router.
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Hmm. http://cache-www.belkin.com/support/...xxx_manual.pdf and scroll to page 45.
Setup your IP pool to not include the address that you want to give your computer that you're talking about in this thread (otherwise it might be given to another machine that logs into your network). |
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@Richard Cranium
Thanks for the link much better than the pamphlet that came with the router. I do have access to the router, but I haven't been able to set things up yet, perhaps the manual will help (I hear cries of RTFM resound widely across the internet). @TobiSGD & Richard Cranium Could it have something to do with the Belkin Wireless router being set up as a wireless access point that is causing the problem with it not connecting through to the internet when I set a static IP in rc.inet1.conf samac |
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Back in the day when wireless drivers were rare (and troublesome) on Linux and nearly non-existent on OS/2 and BeOS I circumvented the problem by using a wired NIC supported sweetly in each, and connected wirelessly through a cheap little portable WAP. Worked great for years until I just decided wired was better in too many ways. |
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Marking this as solved.
I had to change the usage of the Belkin from a wireless access point back to a router, then I had reset it and set it back up. Then after running netconfig and restarting the network. I have internet and also a machine that boots in about 19-20 seconds after the lilo prompt. samac |
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