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Thanks for your reply.

Pat Erley wrote, on 2009-11-24 17:56:
> I don't have time tonight, but I believe you can make b43 work by triggering a 
> scan after bringing the interface up.  I know I've made b43 work in the past.

What do you mean, "triggering a scan"? What command line does that translate into?

I've tried all variations of "iw ... scan ..." I could think of and eventually I
got this:

root@OpenWrt-2:~# iw dev mesh0 station dump
Station 00:21:29:8a:e6:01 (on mesh0)
	inactive time:	811216 ms
	rx bytes:	546
	rx packets:	13
	tx bytes:	334
	tx packets:	5
	signal:  	-6 dBm
	tx bitrate:	1.0 MBit/s
	mesh llid:	0
	mesh plid:	0
	mesh plink:	LISTEN

Yay, a blip!!!

But the other WRT54GL still shows nothing, and of course I still can't ping.

Thanks,
Simon
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