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| Seeker of Death Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: SA, TX
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 |  Setting up a wireless bridge I'm trying to set up a wireless bridge between my two WRT54G routers; both of which are flashed to DD-WRTv24FINAL firmware. I've done the setup similar to the instructions given on the DD-WRT wiki for setting up a Wireless bridge between the two, but the bridge would not form. Does anyone have any tips or suggestions for setting up the bridge? |
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| KuCoUyF  Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Cleveland
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