It always gives me an error saying security options not supported... Do I have to install something or patch something?
Misc Does anyone know how to make support for WPA/PSK 2 in DS games?
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Can't be done sorry so go to your local second hand shop and buy a damn old router and use that for ds
Although not utterly impossible for the DSi + 3DS, it's not likely to happen anyttime soon (if at all).
Just pick up an old router or see if you have the option for guest wifi networks on your current one.
Just pick up an old router or see if you have the option for guest wifi networks on your current one.
Wiimmfi works best open connection
Can I use it on a wifi that has a captive portal (since dsi browser supports our school's basic html captive portal) ?
I use an open hotspot from my phone and it works fine for me
If you have a laptop (or desktop with a wireless dongle/card) that you can hook up via Ethernet then creating a soft-ap using linux is a perfectly viable option.
It can be whatever you want it to be.
The most reliable way to do a softAP for DS is with one of the OG Nintendo Wifi USB Connectors. Either with the official driver which just lets it be used with official software or a modded one that was intended to let it work as a general purpose softAP (for use in homebrew as well as official games)
Both of those drivers are hella old though and you'd probably need a XP VM to make them work.
You could also try Connectify Hotspot which works on Windows but I had no luck getting it to work in 3DS software, never tried it with DS software though.
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Connectify works great for 3DS, use it all the time, but as far as I know it only supports WPA2.
I think you can do an open AP with MAC filtering but you might need to pay for it to enable that?
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I have paid license, mac filtering isn't an option, and you are required to set a password.
I don't think Windows nowadays even supports creating WEP hotspots anymore, it may still be possible to create open hotspots but Connectify only does WPA2. Linux works though, or so I've heard.
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