Tutorial [HOW-TO] Have a homemade Streetpass Relay
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Yes, that is the latest build, but it's not in the router database because it's not deemed to be stable enough. Builds make it into the router database when they are determined to be stable enough.
Did you read this? http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/SSH
And what's the configuration of your router? I have the same one but v2.4 and when I flash it with dd-wrt I get Limited connection and I can't enter to the web GUI, even using ethernet cable. When three or more devices connects to the network and I don't know how to configure it properly, I tried using the builds 22118, 21061 and 15778.
Check this out if you know something http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=770861#770861
worked fine after upgrading to the new firmware, thanks all
valkart my setup is as follows
modem/router combo box from isp (192.168.1.254) --> dd-wrt router (192.168.1.253)
make sure any computers connecting via ethernet are in the dd-wrt router not the combo box. make sure to disable dhcp on the dd-wrt BUT configure the default gateway & dns settings on the main config page (both should be the ip of the combo box)
valkart my setup is as follows
modem/router combo box from isp (192.168.1.254) --> dd-wrt router (192.168.1.253)
make sure any computers connecting via ethernet are in the dd-wrt router not the combo box. make sure to disable dhcp on the dd-wrt BUT configure the default gateway & dns settings on the main config page (both should be the ip of the combo box)
that's funny, 13604
Ed: actually it still is! 13604 is widely regarded as one of the worst builds for broadcom chipsets, yet there it is in the db for my WNDR3300. I ran it for over a year, recently upgraded and I've seen how much it sucked.
I'm never using the db again :\
My ISP modem have 192.168.1.254 as IP and I access the internet by using PPPoE: username and password of my ISP. Do you mean that I have to use 192.168.1.254 as gateway and dns on dd-wrt config? And the login on the modem, should I configure it on the modem? or let the router do the login? And by last: which build should I use? Thank you.
It's probably a difference in your device, not all of them work the same way. On my Galaxy Note, I also didn't have the .info files, and couldn't get either of the methods listed in the OP to work at all, and even fiddling with the settings of the Tethering app had no positive results.
After a lot of searching around for ways to change the MAC, I found out that using a terminal emulator with BusyBox was the only thing that worked, and even then it was a chore. Then someone linked me to this thread, and the app this guy made works wonders for me, using the BusyBox method.
i'm behind another box
it should be like this
your modem/router 192.168.1.254 > ddwrt 192.168.1.x, no wan, no dhcp server, dns / gateway 192.168.1.254
Oh I should've warned you... I was on my phone writing then and thought I covered everything. Your settings will revert to factory. So it's back to 192.168.10.1 so you'll have to that initial setup again. And be sure to use numbers only as the address because if you use 192.168.10.1/home.htm it won't find it because they change to .asp and it's just easier that way.Thank you for your suggestions Jimbolicious. I used the link you gave me to upgrade the firmware but unfortunately after I installed it using the update button on the repeater's settings. It said the install was complete. I waited for it to restart for a few minutes and it never did. It now isn't broadcasting a signal and won't let me connect to it with the Ethernet cable anymore. I tried a factory reset but that hasn't seemed to help either... Looks like i'm starting from the beginning again
And the guy asking this happens to be in collegeso this is quite relevant then
Sorry, my idiot was showing.
Ahh well, I like idiots
especially when I am on vacation, then I can use their internet with little effort. The main problem with these 70% things is that when using internet banking, even 0.1% is too much of a risk if you ask me and that is what I use here in the Netherlands.Maybe it also is a local thing, as a lot of people (mostly unknowingly people) have been hacked easily through wireless setups and have had their bank accounts cleaned out. This made me pretty paranoid when it comes to wireless security plus, WPA2 is easier to setup than MAC filtering through DD-WRT. And don't forget, all wired devices in the same IP range are as easily hacked as the Wi-Fi access point it is connected to!
Hey there, I wanted to automate the Linux scripts so you could cycle them, so I made a couple of extra scripts to do that. It'll auto cycle to the next "spoofX" when your DS disconnects from the AP (after it checks for and retrieves streetpasses), so you don't need to guess wait times. If your DS never disconnects, it will time out and move to the next spoof after 4 minutes. It requires expect, you can get it from your distro's package manager.
You can get the scripts from here: https://github.com/alexwh/homepass-spoof
To set it up, you need to edit the "macs" file and put your DS' MAC on one line, then edit "spawnhostapd.expect" and replace your-ds-mac (make sure it's lower case and seperated by colons, not dashes, e.g. 'expect "${zone}: AP-STA-DISCONNECTED 00:00:00:00:00:00"'). If you're not using wlan0 as your broadcast device, you need to edit it in hostapd.conf
chmod all the scripts (chmod +x *.sh;chmod +x *.expect)
To run it, do "sudo ./cycle.sh start-spoof end-spoof wlan-dev world-dev". For example, "sudo ./cycle.sh 1 21 wlan0 eth0".
You can get the scripts from here: https://github.com/alexwh/homepass-spoof
To set it up, you need to edit the "macs" file and put your DS' MAC on one line, then edit "spawnhostapd.expect" and replace your-ds-mac (make sure it's lower case and seperated by colons, not dashes, e.g. 'expect "${zone}: AP-STA-DISCONNECTED 00:00:00:00:00:00"'). If you're not using wlan0 as your broadcast device, you need to edit it in hostapd.conf
chmod all the scripts (chmod +x *.sh;chmod +x *.expect)
To run it, do "sudo ./cycle.sh start-spoof end-spoof wlan-dev world-dev". For example, "sudo ./cycle.sh 1 21 wlan0 eth0".
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dicamarques If you want, feel free to add my new program to the Windows method: http://gbatemp.net/threads/macycle-the-improved-mac-changer-for-homepass.353328/
It's rather easy to use, although it's at a beta stage at this moment.
It's rather easy to use, although it's at a beta stage at this moment.
duke_srg:
Your v3.2 script appears to be working optimally now, thanks I had a thought: Could there be a way to add private MACs into the rotation somehow? I have friends I would like to homepass with but we would want to keep the MACs private so no one else homepasses with us.
Your v3.2 script appears to be working optimally now, thanks
I had a thought: Could there be a way to add private MACs into the rotation somehow? I have friends I would like to homepass with but we would want to keep the MACs private so no one else homepasses with us.
i'm behind another box
it should be like this
your modem/router 192.168.1.254 > ddwrt 192.168.1.x, no wan, no dhcp server, dns / gateway 192.168.1.254
THANK YOU! It finally worked! I tested it with 5 devices going to live streaming videos and the connection worked like a charm.... until the wireless of the router randomly drops off, leaving all devices with no connection and I can fix it by only power cycling the router or appling settings again on dd-wrt control panel. Now I have to search on google for a solution for that before my family gets mad at me again. xD
Guide for Galaxy Note 2 please .... i can connect to nintendo zone browse it but no SP Tags... Help
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