I'm trying to use my Meraki AP as a pseudo-wifi card.  What I mean is I want to connect my old PC through it's network card to my meraki.  I want the meraki to act as a bridge to the my wireless AP and get the old PC an ip address and a connection to the internet. 

[Internet] <-->  [Modem] <--> [Standard AP] <--> ath0 : Meraki OpenWRT : eth0 <--> Desktop

Is something like this possible?  I've read about a wet mode, but can't find much documentation about it.  It seems to be for white russian only.

I have successfully got the Meraki ath0 to get an ipaddress from the AP, but I can't figure out how to bridge (if that's what I need to do) eth0 with ath0.  If anyone has any ideas, or can point me to a place in the wiki, forums, etc that explains what to do, I'd appreciate it.

Thanks

Hi.

Try the 'Fonera B (client)' code at this post: http://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=13984

It is usefull for 'La fonera' ruter, but you can adapt it to your ruter model with kamilaze

I tried your suggestion but it didn't work.   

My /etc/config/network file:

and my /etc/config/wireless file:

This is pretty much the client code from your link, but it didn't work as I expected... What actually happened is that the wifi sta no longer gets an ip address, AND the eth0 doesn't get one either.

If you see anything I did wrong or have another suggestion, I'd love to hear it.  I can't for the life of me figure out what's going on.

Thanks