Recent content by Bryan G.

I tried every combination of "save" and "save and apply" on the wifi and network settings pages and couldn't get them to take. I kept seeing the unsaved changes message at the top but didn't realize I could click it to see the unsaved changes.

So after doing a bunch of things, pressing some more buttons, clicking some stuff, the damn thing just started working. :D I ended up clicking on the "Unsaved changes: " in the upper right corner and that brought me to a screen that let me save all of those unsaved changes that I had...

Yes, bring up on boot was checked. Everything is telling me it's not a problem with the wifi setting, but the settings in general. Nothing I do saves past a reboot. Something is preventing it from saving changes to the config. Edit: Tried reflashing and still no luck. :(

Pretty much what I'm seeing is that everything is *working*, it's just not saving the settings and everything is lost upon reboot. Where is the configuration stored? On the SD card? Or is this all flashed in to the PI? Anything on the PI that would keep it from saving changes to the...

More developments... Nothing I do to the settings is saving. I hadn't set a password to the PI yet. Finally got sick of seeing the message about it and tried to set the password and it did not save. I'm also seeing in big red letters in the upper right corner of the config. pages "Unsaved...

It's deffinitely a PI issue....the router isn't blocking it. I've tried two APs now and bother give the same result. I've tried waiting, power cycling, etc. I think the root of the problem is that the PI is not saving the wireless configuration so when the power is cycled, everything is lost...

I'm using this EW-7811un wifi adapter: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B003MTTJOY/tvwb-20 ^which I believe is the exact one mentioned in the FAQ. When it's hardwired, I'm going in to the router and after changing the ipv4 settings on my laptop I can find it on 192.168.200.1. I do...

DHCP is handed by the router I'm connecting to. I'm setting it up as a client (I'm not sure it's actually connecting though.) When hard wired, DHCP assigns it an IP of 10.0.0.x and I'm still able to access it through 192.168.100.1. Is supposed to show both the 192 and the DHCP IP addresses...

I also noticed that when I power cycle it I lose the wifi settings I just added.....but other settings such as those for the probes are not lost.

Nothing :(

I'm hoping someone can help me out on this final step of getting my HM working. It appears everything is working except wifi. I've followed the wiki and can access the HM over LANj on 192.168.200.1 and can find my wireless network. After going through the steps and going back to the...