After the omnidirectionnal antennas, and the can-antenna, here comes the new one: This is a biQuad, and a double-biQuad antenna. You can find the construction guide (in Fr) here. As usuall the photos is in the Brest-Wireless gallery The small … Continue reading →
Have you see how many time, it takes to ndiswrapper to deliver the scan result ? It’s about 3,25 sec on my builtin wireless card. This is too much no ? Specialy if you want to write a application to … Continue reading →
Once again, i tested several wireless design. The spider The spider is a simple to do (really), quarter wave omni-directional antenna. The cost: a female N :) Beside this antenna doesn’t have any gain, it prove to be really usefull, … Continue reading →
Ok a little screenshot is perhaps better than a long talk. Yes, I use gkrellm to monitor my WRT (mainly the bandwith, CPU Load .. and other stuffs). This is pretty easy to use, and friendly no ? update: I … Continue reading →
I never do that before, but some guys give me this really fancy antenna. Check out Brest Wireless photo album for more infos Update: I tested this last night. In fact the gain of this beautifull antenna is around 17dB. … Continue reading →
Ok, everybody know ntp. But how can i use it on a linksys WRT54 to set up clock once.. without a decent man page ? ntpclient -s -c 1 -h local-ntp-server.domain
I have been a long time what a "tsunami" is. After recent news, I guess everybody know what this evil is about. Do you think Cisco will still use "tsunami" as default for ESSID for their wireless products ? I … Continue reading →
In a recent post, i described the build of Python for a WRT. I didn’t manage to finish this hack. So I decided to use a PHP interface. Here the first screenshot