Thanks for the reply. Makes sense, but if I change the subnet I guess my router won't find it since it seems to be operating on one subnet only ? Or changing it will disable the rest of the computers on the current subnet ? (I'm a beginner in this so I may be wrong!) How can I get two subnets to work simultaneously ?
Regards, //Jonas --- In [email protected], John Crispin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > on linux you cannot have 2 devices on the same subnet, unless you use bridging > when the lan is removed, you route will automatically be deleted and > hece the wifi is no longer contactable > > put the wifi on a different subnet and all will work nicely > > Quoting jonasisverige <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > Hi all, > > > > Trying to get my wireless Dlink dongle (C1) to work. > > I have the "classic"/red fox board. I created a fimage from the > > phrozen SDK, with kernel 2.6 using the automatic configuration script > > under configs/ > > > > ifconfig and iwconfig seems OK. > > I have IP 192.168.0.91 on the Dlink, .90 on eth0. > > > > I can do ping to both, but whenever I remove the LAN cable on eth0, I > > get no contact. Reboot does not solve the problem. > > A lot of activity seems to be going on telling from the "Act" led on > > the D-link though... > > > > ESSID is set, no encryption or WEP is used. > > > > Any ideas ? > > > > Thanks, > > //Jonas > > > > > > >
