Well, for some reason, today I'm getting this error again: http://imgur.com/StAAtBs
I don't understand why... it's the last version of nzone.vbs, I even redownloaded it.
Well, this happens when the AP is started somehow with the MAC which differs from the requested one. This may happed because of the Windows restricts setting the MAC other than locally administered unicast (i.e. low 2 bits of the first octet a fixed with 10b) and this issue was fixed previously, taking in the account various driver behaviour. The second issue that some network manufacturer drivers limits the other bit setting in the first octet, which is not standartized at all. I tried to fix it, update and check if the error occurs.
I got it from here.
I used the newest driver listed there. I had go to manual install and then pick my device and lastly there is a place near the bottom where you can browse for the driver.
Haha so funny I just posted the exact same thing on the MACycle thread, hopefully we can figure out where we went wrong, using the same setup as u except I used a wifi connection as my main connection rather than ethernet cord. However it should still work. I might try doing this with a hardwired setup but I have a feeling that's not the problem.Ok I have this mostly set up on my Laptop Windows 7 x64 (Ultimate) via Ethernet. I can connect to the AP via Wi-fi and the ninendo zone shows up, however I have gotten no streetpasses when switching MACs (Using MACycle 1.4)
Did I misconfigure something that specifically would cause this to happen?
I got everything working, I've already gotten just under 30 hits thank to your tut. I'll check out your script as well maybe that way I don't have to have the Ethernet cord running across the middle of my living room lol. I'd love to be able to set this up via my internal wifi card and my USB wifi adapter like I originally attempted. I'll keep ya posted. Thanks again.f3ar000,MassiveRican,Ericzander
Guys, have you tried my script at p.10? It is easier than enything else for Windows 7+
Duke's script is a ALL IN ONE script, it means it doesnt need anything else.Well
I got everything working, I've already gotten just under 30 hits thank to your tut. I'll check out your script as well maybe that way I don't have to have the Ethernet cord running across the middle of my living room lol. I'd love to be able to set this up via my internal wifi card and my USB wifi adapter like I originally attempted. I'll keep ya posted. Thanks again.
P.S. After I set up the relay point I use MACycle, can I still use your script with that or would it be used separately?
Hey guys so using a variety of methods, I was finally able to successfully get it to work using the DD-WRT method! I noticed that there weren't any video guides that I could find on how to get the DD-WRT method to work
GBATEMP - custom addresses from GBATEMP users static MAC adresses.
hit Apply Settings. Now your router will change to a random MAC from a selected list every 10 minutes starting from 1:00 to 7:50
Changelog 24.04 4.0 script is the main now. Stability fixes and more
Hey Duke, could you tell me what I need to enter in
I've also tried restoring my DD-WRT router to factory settings, telnetting in and then I enter the command "wget -O /tmp/nzone.sh http://nintendozone.no-ip.org/install; chmod +x /tmp/nzone.sh; /tmp/nzone.sh BASE16,GBATEMP" but I just get
root@DD-WRT:~# wget -O /tmp/nzone.sh http://nintendozone.no-ip.org/install; chmo
d +x /tmp/nzone.sh; /tmp/nzone.sh BASE16,GBATEMP
-sh: /tmp/nzone.sh: not found