What turned me around on stability was a post I read quite simply
got down to that most problems got down to the network performance and
not the squeezebox... so looking at the performance logs..(which is how
I would normally look at a problem at work) led me to the solution
fix the networ
On Dec 28, 2005, at 8:41 PM, stoobie-doo wrote:
Hmm.. I had stayed away from pre-N and Mimo because I thought I needed
the same tech on both ends. Are you using the Pre-N with matching
equipment in your server? Are you seeing signal improvements at the SB
also?
I had gone through a bunch of wi
Liv Wrote:
> Stoo
>
> Have you tried firmware upgrades... chk OpenWRT or HyperWRT (for
> Linksys) to boost your signal. All of a sudden I started to experience
> dropouts several times a day and after reviewing the performance
> metrics... used HyperWRT and it seemed to resolve my problem... ch
shvejk Wrote:
> >Is there anyway to boost the antenna strength or connect an external
> >antenna to the SB3?
>
> Try Belkin Pre-N router. They are now quite reasonably priced. Very
> significantly impoved range and signal quality for me. This is
> comparing to
> Motorola G router.
>
> No hackin
Hacked Router :(
No Dropouts :)
... the devil made me do it :)
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Have you tried firware upgrades... chk OpenWRT or HyperWRT (for
Linksys) to boost your signal. All of a sudden I started to experience
dropouts several times a day and after reviewing the performance
metrics... used HyperWRT and it seemed to resolve my problme... check
out OpenWRT for other
stoobie-doo Wrote:
> Who knew? Now I know what that glow was.
Yeah, I noticed the 500dB thing, but let it slide as an obvious
mistake. 500dB is an *e*normous gain.
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Try dLAN plugs (e.g.Devolo) to get you round the blackspot. Basically
they will give you a LAN using mains wiring and can be used in
conjunction with WiFi. Had the same problem and the dLAN's work great -
I used the 85mbit versions but the 14mbit types should be enough.
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sirozha Wrote:
> I hope you are not using a 500db signal amplifier. This would amplify
> your signal by 10^50 times. If your router puts out 50 mW, your
> amplifier would put out 5 x 10^48 W. I doubt this is what's happening,
> but if it is, you are consuming power equal to the entire output of a
stoobie-doo Wrote:
> Ugh...should have included the details before...
>
> SB2 did not pass WAF test, so no luck switching to that.
>
> Already using both an external 7db antenna and a 500db signal amplifier
> on the router (both Hawking) to try to goose the signal strength. Trying
> to keep the
stoobie-doo Wrote:
> Already using both an external 7db antenna and a 500db signal amplifier
> on the router (both Hawking) to try to goose the signal strength.
Is the router 802.11b or g?
> In a house, the SB3 only sees the home router.
This doesn't mean there isn't interference. What sort of
Ugh...should have included the details before...
SB2 did not pass WAF test, so no luck switching to that.
Already using both an external 7db antenna and a 500db signal amplifier
on the router (both Hawking) to try to goose the signal strength. Trying
to keep the router close to the desktop so th
I was having a lot of problems with interference from neighbors (I went
from being the only visible wifi network to 1 of 7 in a year). I was
getting dropouts on every song (streaming lossless to an SB1, so the
connection has to be good). I got a Belkin pre-N router a couple weeks
ago, and haven't
Other options ... for that location, get a wireless SB2 - they had
antennas.
Get a bigger wireless antenna for the router or WAP.
The other issues you asked about in other postings are all related.
Button pushes on the remote (with a very few exceptions that do things
like rebooting the squeezeb
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