Route to Bridge

ROUTER - ACCESS POINT BRIDGE - REPEATER TO EXTENDER

I've just replace the original firmware of my 2 linksys router WRT160N  and upgraded to DD-WRT and its great..I move around from AP to AP (Primary network and extend my connection to other hub) is very useful...I'm planning to move around my TPLINK router if change it OPENWRT.....Another thing that i try is configure the WDS and QSS of the original firmware of the TPLINK and  the 2 router could communicate and see each other  wireless to wireless,  but the problem is that -  i need to reconfigure it every-time i connect to the main router.....This is the future problem that i need to think....so i'm looking forward for a comments my friendly neighborhood of the net. :-)

sources:
http://www.tp-link.com/en/article/?id=171
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Wireless_Bridge

MAKE A USB BOOTABLE WINDOWS XP IN LINUX DEBIAN BASED

TO CREATE BOOTABLE USB WINDOWS OS INSTALL "WINUSB" 

WinUSB is a tool that you can make your USB FlashDrive Bootable for MS Windows image(ISO). 

Here's the code:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:colingille/freshlight
sudo apt-get update 
sudo apt-get install winusb 

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2014

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MDM Login Screen

I've read an updates linuxmint blog and it sounds awesome HTML5 Login Screen with MDM, here's what i've got 

Re: Changeing the MDM login screen

by caribriz on Sun Aug 26, 2012 8:23 pm

This is to convert a GDM theme - this worked for me but ymmv

Download a GDM login theme to Downloads folder.
I chose this simple one for an example: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Raindrops?content=105866

Open Downloads folder > right-click on tar.gz file > Open with Archive Manager
Your theme folder appears > Right-click folder > Open

Right-click "GdmGreeterTheme.desktop" (desktop configuration file) > open with Gedit
Change the text [GdmGreeterTheme] to [MdmGreeterTheme] and save file, click update if asked, close gedit

In Archive Manager Window list, again right-click "GdmGreeterTheme.desktop", rename it "MdmGreeterTheme.desktop".
Close Archive Manager.

Go to MintMenu > Administration > Login Window (or xfce Menu > System > Login Window), password required
Click Local tab
Click Add
Navigate through Filesystem to /home/username/Downloads
Click on the tar.gz file > click install
It should appear in the Login Window Preferences > Local list ...
Click its radio button to choose it.
Close

Logout/in

I checked the "Show Actions" box, and also changed the Welcome Message at the bottom to "Custom" as the default on my chosen theme was
"Welcome to Ubuntu"

Hope it works
caribriz

 

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