Hi,
Now I've got a kernel that supports wireless installed on my WRT54g I'm going about setting it up as a bridge to my current router (running HyperWRT 2.1b1 + Thibor 15c, will migrate to OpenWRT once I have some experience and can get things working).
Anyway, I currently have the HyperWRT broadcasting wireless on channel 12 (legal here in the UK) and need to get the OpenWRT install on the second router to do the same. I've tried editing /etc/config/wirless and it currently looks like...
config wifi-device wl0
option type broadcom
option country uk
option channel '7' # Currently different from WRT54g with HyperWRT and wireless on channel 12
option maxassoc '1'
option disabled '0'
config wifi-iface
option device wl0
option network 'wan'
option mode 'wds'
option ssid 'slack' # The same as HyperWRT
option encryption none # Same as HyperWRT, intend to implement WPA once things are working
option hidden '0'
option isolate '0'
option bgscan '0'
option wds '0'When I restart the interface I get...
/etc/init.d.network restart
BusyBox v1.4.2 (2008-06-10 07:23:18 CDT) multi-call binary
Usage: ps
Report process status
Options:
w Wide output
BusyBox v1.4.2 (2008-06-10 07:23:18 CDT) multi-call binary
Usage: ps
Report process status
Options:
w Wide output
Interface type none not supported
Command 'set country' failed: -1
Command 'set up' failed: -1Commenting out the country line results in the interface being bought up okay, but I still get the error about 'Interface type none not supported'.
Checking the config files shows that there is no 'type' set to 'none'
grep 'type' /etc/config/*
network: option type bridge
syslog: option type 'circular'
wireless: option type broadcom
grep 'none' /etc/config/*
network: option proto 'none'
wireless: option encryption noneSo I'm stumped as to how to access and use the channels > 11?
Thanks in advance for any input,
slack