Wow.  I had no idea you guys were working on mesh incorporation into pfSense until just now.  Good job guys!

I've been set back about 3-4 months on doing mesh here, but it'll be forthcoming.  Hopefully I can contribute on this front as well.  There have been some very interesting developments coming out of cuwireless.net, but I don't recall which of the mesh protocols they've been using, but I DO know they've been tweaking the routing protocol itself and have a city-wide mesh going already.  I'll need to bookmark this thread and come back to it later after I've had a chance to speak with Sascha over there a bit further.

Fixed in testing snapshots.

Try an image from http://www.pfsense.com/~sullrich/1.0-BETA1-TESTING-SNAPSHOT-2-19-06/

I have disable the Turbo mode an now the wlan works  :)

my version  TESTING-SNAPSHOT-02-19-06

Thank you for the quick responce and the proper lead for the channels problem.

I used Asus WL-167G and works very well… then I buy D-Link DWL-520 (PCI): this is work fine!

Hi!

Filippo

Hello, BETA-1 is great so far.  ;) I have a question on making an automatic conneciton on power up.

I'm a Robotics experimenter and utlizing 2 Wrap boards each with dual CM9 cards. The wireless parts are very stable now with the new release thanks. I have setup one card on each for Turbo mode between themselves ATH1 <-> ATH1 and each boards ATH0 to G mode for regular server / client usage at either end.

My question is how can I automatically make the connection between my 2 wrap boards ATH1 <-> ATH1 without doing it by hand once they are both booted. Thanks in advance.

–RW

@squarepusher:

I'm now trying out the latesta madwifi drivers in linux and there now seems to be support for turbo mode in 11g, when will the drivers (HAL) be updated in pfSense?
btw Merry Christmas

When Sam updates the firmware in FreeBSD.org