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Wi-viz on DD-WRT
Installation
First enable jffs2, and clean jffs2, found under the administration tab/management tab of the web DD-WRT Control Interface, if you have not done so already.
Use telnet or SSH (if enabled) to log in as root on the router. If using Windows XP, you can type 'telnet' from a run command, and use the command 'open 192.168.1.1' (assuming your router ip is 192.168.1.1), to gain access to the router. Type 'root' as username, and your router password, as the password.
Next type the following commands (in bold).
cd /jffs/ This puts us in the jffs directory from root directory
wget http://lament.rutka.net/wiviz-jffs.tar.gz This downloads the permanent (ie, stored in jffs file structure) program
tar -xvzf wiviz-jffs.tar.gz This extracts files
ln -s /jffs/www /tmp/ This makes the symlink. Please note that there are 3 spaces in this line
That should allow your browser to see the wiviz page at
http://192.168.1.1/user/wiviz/wiviz.html or http://routerip/user/wiviz/wiviz.html
Finally clean up by typing
rm wiviz-jffs.tar.gz This will remove the downloaded compressed file
Note: The wiviz page only displays output - the input settings do not function with DD-WRT.
In order to get around not being able to change to channel hopping, you can manually create a wiviz config file.
echo "channelsel=hop&hopseq=1,6,11" > /tmp/wiviz-cfg
channelsel = Either the word "hop" or the channel number to monitor. The default is to monitor the channel already in use by the card.
hopseq = A comma seperated list of channels to hop through in the order of your choice.
Remember: Channel hopping does NOT work when in AP mode.