Yessir - I tried 3 or 4 on the master list.
I'm going to mess around with it a bit more, but yeah, if anyone has any ideas, I'm open to trying anything.
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Yessir - I tried 3 or 4 on the master list.
I'm going to mess around with it a bit more, but yeah, if anyone has any ideas, I'm open to trying anything.
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netsh wlan start hostednetowrkThanks! Atm I'm just using my own timed script to restart hostednetwork ..
it's a basic vb script set off to run after macshift timer expires (I use your default 15 mins)
Anyone needs it, here's the code:
Code:
Option Explicit
Dim shell
set shell=createobject("wscript.shell")
do
WScript.Sleep 930000
shell.Run "netsh wlan start hostednetwork"
loop
Sorry got to backread 5 pages and got your newest versionThank you!! Will try that one out !!
If it doesn't work, try the guide here: http://gbatemp.net/threads/homepass-chaldrons-mac-cycler.352935/#post-4741962
I've updated it for MAC Cycler.
try ifconfig ath0 hw ether 4e:53:50:4f:4f:40
instead of ifconfig at0 hwaddr=4e:53:50:4f:4f:40
if that doesn't work, try subbing eth0 for ath0 as that's the only interface that has packets.
Turns out that in my haste to try to get this set up, I make the noobiest of noob mistakes ever--plugged the damn cable into the wrong ports.
I was setting up a router as a switch by accident, and not connecting the daisy chained router through its WAN port.
Shooting myself, I'm sure it's going to work at this point as the DD-WRT router is finally pulling a system time.
I was setting up a router as a switch by accident, and not connecting the daisy chained router through its WAN port.
Shooting myself, I'm sure it's going to work at this point as the DD-WRT router is finally pulling a system time.
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Have a random issue where it decides to look for a connection while broadcasting and thus breaks the StreetPass relay.
Oh well.
Might end up getting a router for it, as that allows cycling through the mac addresses and seems more stable/pratical.
Oh well.
Might end up getting a router for it, as that allows cycling through the mac addresses and seems more stable/pratical.
ALRIGHT, I've got something here finally on the quest to get this fixed.
It's telling me there's an arithmetic error on line 5 when trying to run this script (I telnet'd in).
And, here's lines 1 through 5:
well, it's also telling me this:
So... Yeah, I'm kind of stuck here.
Edit:
Been messing around with it more. Took the -c option off the head commands in the script, the script RUNS, but my Wireless MAC Clone address doesn't change. At all.
I'm also having to put it in via console rather than the GUI. If I try to pump it through the GUI, it doesn't overwrite what's already there.
Edit2:
Tried to run the "head" command directly at commandline like printed in the script posted, noted that -c denotes the number of bytes to pull from file. so "head -c 2 /dev/urandom" is trying to pull the first two bytes out of whatever's in urandom, but my build of dd-wrt is not liking the -c option on the head command one freaking bit. Thoughts?
It's telling me there's an arithmetic error on line 5 when trying to run this script (I telnet'd in).
And, here's lines 1 through 5:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
TITLES="OO@OOAOOBOOCOODOOEOOFOOGOOHOOIOOJOOKOOLOOMOONOOO"
BASE="NSP"
RANDOM=$(head -c 2 /dev/urandom | hexdump -e '1/2 "%u"')
CTR=$(($RANDOM%$(($(expr length $TITLES)/3))))well, it's also telling me this:
Code:
root@DD-WRT:/tmp# /tmp/nzone
head: invalid option -- c
/tmp/nzone: line 5: arithmetic syntax errorSo... Yeah, I'm kind of stuck here.
Edit:
Been messing around with it more. Took the -c option off the head commands in the script, the script RUNS, but my Wireless MAC Clone address doesn't change. At all.
I'm also having to put it in via console rather than the GUI. If I try to pump it through the GUI, it doesn't overwrite what's already there.
Edit2:
Tried to run the "head" command directly at commandline like printed in the script posted, noted that -c denotes the number of bytes to pull from file. so "head -c 2 /dev/urandom" is trying to pull the first two bytes out of whatever's in urandom, but my build of dd-wrt is not liking the -c option on the head command one freaking bit. Thoughts?
Just a quick question. When I first set this up, Nintendo Zone shows up fine because of the SSID, but do I need to turn MAC cloning on or will the commands work on their own? Also, is there a way to set this to run 24/7 instead of just during a time frame?
"Just a quick question. When I first set this up, Nintendo Zone shows up fine because of the SSID, but do I need to turn MAC cloning on or will the commands work on their own? Also, is there a way to set this to run 24/7 instead of just during a time frame?"
From what I've figured out so far:
1. You've gotta still turn MAC Cloning on
2. You can change time that it runs on the cron command part; the "1-7" is what's defining the window of "hours" that it runs on. Change "1-7" to just a "*" and it will run all the time. The first part is what defines when it runs based on minutes, so */10 = once every 10 minutes, */15 = once every 15, etc.
But I'm still stuck because even though I'm on the same build that duke is, DD-WRT is not liking the "-c" option on the head command
From what I've figured out so far:
1. You've gotta still turn MAC Cloning on
2. You can change time that it runs on the cron command part; the "1-7" is what's defining the window of "hours" that it runs on. Change "1-7" to just a "*" and it will run all the time. The first part is what defines when it runs based on minutes, so */10 = once every 10 minutes, */15 = once every 15, etc.
But I'm still stuck because even though I'm on the same build that duke is, DD-WRT is not liking the "-c" option on the head command
"Just a quick question. When I first set this up, Nintendo Zone shows up fine because of the SSID, but do I need to turn MAC cloning on or will the commands work on their own? Also, is there a way to set this to run 24/7 instead of just during a time frame?"
From what I've figured out so far:
1. You've gotta still turn MAC Cloning on
2. You can change time that it runs on the cron command part; the "1-7" is what's defining the window of "hours" that it runs on. Change "1-7" to just a "*" and it will run all the time. The first part is what defines when it runs based on minutes, so */10 = once every 10 minutes, */15 = once every 15, etc.
But I'm still stuck because even though I'm on the same build that duke is, DD-WRT is not liking the "-c" option on the head command
Thanks, going to give it a try now and try and test it. Also, does this change the wireless MAC or WAN MAC? I've been inputting all of these MAC addresses in Wireless and having no problems, but I tried WAN initially and it didn't work.
Setup -> MAC Address Clone -> Enable -> Clone Wireless MAC is the only one you need to change to get it to register as a Nintendozone, as long as the router's got access to the interwebs.
a Linksys E1200, but I've figured out that the problem is that even though I'm (and probably you) are using the same DD-WRT build the person that wrote the script is on, for some reason it's not allowing us to use the "-c" option on the head command, which means it's not able to properly pull the random value to make it work the way he intended.
And it's way too late for me to figure out how to get it to work with a random value; I'm about to go to bed as is already.
I'm hoping he hops on within the next 24 hours, otherwise I can't test this again until probably Sunday.
Minor edit:
Not to mention, there's probably the fact that you have to make sure it's setting system time properly on the router for his cron line to work. Maybe. I don't freaking know anymore--all I know is my dd-wrt router isn't liking "head -c".
And it's way too late for me to figure out how to get it to work with a random value; I'm about to go to bed as is already.
I'm hoping he hops on within the next 24 hours, otherwise I can't test this again until probably Sunday.
Minor edit:
Not to mention, there's probably the fact that you have to make sure it's setting system time properly on the router for his cron line to work. Maybe. I don't freaking know anymore--all I know is my dd-wrt router isn't liking "head -c".
Ok, I think I have everything set up correctly, but it doesn't appear as if the MAC has changed yet. I set the number low to test
Testing everything now. Settings should all be correct, but not sure if my commands are good. I changed Cron to "*/5 * * * * root /tmp/nzone", and am awaiting results now. The 5 minutes is just temporary, to make sure everything is working proper.
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