Michael,
Are you willing to share your m0n0wall image? I'm very much interested to
test m0n0wall based on FreeBSD 5.x.
I also have WRAP board and Atheros chipset card.
Can you provide me the link for your m0n0wall image? Please let me know.
thanks
Ganbold
At 04:22 AM 12/29/2004, you wrote:
>Recently I bought a WRAP board + an 802.11a/b/g atheros chipset card,
>inteded for use as a WAP. I've hacked together a flash image of a freebsd
>5.3 kernel and system toolset, copied the m0n0wall specific stuff over to
>it (w/ fbsd4 compat. libs). It boots, webgui comes up, seems to work
>decently, etc. except for two problems. When it says "Configuring WAN
>interface ..." it freezes in inc/interfaces.inc under the DHCP
>configuration in the switch statement. I edited the config file on the
>card to use correct interfaces and everything, and there was a working
>DHCP server on the subnet. Any ideas? When I switch it to a static IP it
>works fine. I'm also fairly certain I did copy over the newest fbsd 5
>version of dhclient, etc., but it's quite possible I made a mistake there
>(or copied it to the wrong location, if m0n0wall puts it in a different
>location than it's usually installed to).
>
>The other problem is fairly simple. It seems (but maybe I'm wrong), that
>the wireless device names are hardcoded into the PHP and boot scripts, and
>the webgui isn't recognizing the atheros device as a wireless card. I'm
>not very familiar with the PHP scripts, and it'd take ages to read through
>them. Would anyone be able to tell me what needs to be changed to be able
>to get the webgui to recognize the card as wireless, and set basic
>settings on it? As of now the wireless card just attaches to the existing
>AP as a client. I tried replacing instances of "wi" with "ath" wherever I
>could find them, but it didn't work.
>
>Thanks!
>
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