God knows I did a thousand of them when I was helping Tornado with his early work on the TM!! Thanks again! I hope I remember how to extract the CFE, edit the MAC and reflash it. I'll give this a shot and report my results. Thanks, Redhawk! You seem to be my source for info of late! I really appreciate it. Location: Wherever the wind blows- North America Linksys WRT54G v.3 w/15230 std-nokaid, Client Bridge. Linksys WRT54G-TM w/14929 std-nokaid, fan-cooled, 2 GB SD mod, Primary Router. Please remember, I'm rather Linux Challenged, so I need to have a pretty clear picture painted for me. Am I correct? Wouldn't I need to switch that port assignment to do the wireless bridge?.ie make the wireless the WAN and the WAN port the LAN? How would I go about this? I know I can go to Setup > Networking on the router interface to change port assignment.I'm just not sure what to change to what, if anything. Are there any tutorials better than the one linked below? Also, the trickiest part for me: my reasoning says that by default, the WAN port on the WAP is WAN and the wireless is the LAN. I want to bring the 2.2 back home as a backup while I do some modding to my TM. My question is this: I want to use the WAP as a client bridge.my neighbor across the street shares my internet connection and i have a wireless bridge set up, currently using my WRT54G v.2.2. I will pull the CFE out this evening and mod it to hold my MAC address. I had no trouble at all flashing the firmware to the WAP and it seems to be functioning normally. I have a Linksys WAP54G v.3.1 that I have flashed with v.24 pre-SP2 micro, build 11296M NEWD eko, which was the build recommended on the page linked below.

I have what I'm sure is another elementary question. Posted: Wed 19:37 Post subject: WAP54G v.3.1 as client bridge

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