[sf-lug] Getting a Low ID on Amule
Blake Haggerty
Blake.Haggerty at Sapphire.com
Wed Apr 2 11:47:48 PDT 2008
>Btw, check out the tomato firmware instead of ddwrt or openwrt. And
>you can set a static dhcp, which will pair a mac and ip. That way you
>don't have to configure anything manually...
Please correct me if I am wrong but isn't it due to the flash size of the WRT54G V8 that I can't flash it with Open-wrt or Tomatoe or the full version of dd-wrt. I read the only one that works on V8 is dd-wrt micro.
On 2 Apr 2008 14:12:34 -0400, Blake Haggerty
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> Has anyone had experience with getting the little yellow arrows (low ID) on
> Amule? I recently bought a Linksys WRT54G router and installed it but now I
> am getting a LowID. I flashed the router with new firmware (dd-wrt micro)
> and forwarded the ports needed for Amule. I checked my IPtables and the
> proper ports have also been forwarded. I read somewhere that I need to
> create a static IP for my machine on the LAN. But this is where I got
> confused and didn't want to mess with DHCP in fear of not being able to
> connect to the internet...etc
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> Does anyone have experience in creating a Static IP, and can point me to a
> walk through that would involve using the dd-wrt firmware to create a static
> IP for my machine?
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> I am using Ubuntu Gutsy and as of the moment this is the only computer
> connected to the router. This is a wired connection to the wireless router.
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