Nintendo makes an access point for the DS that plugs into a USB port,
although I think it only works with Windows XP. I think there's a
third party one out too but I don't know how well it works.
Nintendo has announced that they are working on integrating the DS
with the Wii, so that might eventu
ent: Monday, January 08, 2007 5:03 PM
> To: Eugene Unix and Gnu/Linux User Group
> Subject: Re: [Eug-lug] WPA with WEP?
>
> Well I got a Wii .. and it found my network with WPA2 no
> problemo.. if thats any consolation it seems they are catching up.
>
> The first thing the Wii did
Well I got a Wii .. and it found my network with WPA2 no problemo.. if
thats any consolation it seems they are catching up.
The first thing the Wii did was check and upgrade its firmware .. maybe
if you just got the DS on long enough to update itself it would then do
WPA ?
Mark
Rob Hudson w
I thought about a 2nd wireless router that did WEP but wouldn't it be
over the same frequency? Oh, but I just thought about the channels.
They could be over different channels, right?
The DS does provide it's MAC address, so I could do it that way. My
preference would be to buy a cheap WAP a
AFAIK the radios support only one [encryption] mode at a time; I've seen
mode-hopping for certain but not normal uses...
So unless I missed something too I think you'd either need to run a 2nd
router (or make a 1-1 connection for the DS Lite).
If the current conclusions that WPA is better than WEP
