Alias-Zero

Actually yeah, I was working on it about 2 hours ago.

Don't post things like this, please. If I needed help I would've asked.

I made one, 7th page of the original thread, I'll post that later today when I finish the config.

More so something like this: http://www.1emulation.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=16958 Although I havn't tried it so I don't know.

Might be the client then, have you tried any of the others? I'll finish off the configuration part for mine and you can have that if you want.

http://nimmy-online.com/blah/quicktest.exe ^ Use that to see if you're actually receiving any packets, should work, sorry if it doesn't, slapped it together in about 20 seconds. (Set your port, load up the ds2key, set that up, press button. see if you get the packets)

I fully agree with you on the multiple configurations, I'll see what i can do today, 0.3 will have it, maybe next version. Also i'm adjusting some of the functionality, fixing bugs. Winamp control shouldn't be to hard to implement either. I might get a new version out today... depends on when i get my ds back (my mom loves animal crossing). <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hope you don't mind, but I used your protocol and made my own client, mainly to be used with WoW. Pic: http://www.ghzsystems.com/azero/WoWR.jpg Vid(You'll need xvid): http://www.ghzsystems.com/azero/WoWR.avi xvid: http://www.xvidmovies.com/codec/

Change the ID of the device in the driver ini, same for the asus exes, hex edit it and add the ID of the device in all of the exes. All props go to Waffle, I'm using his method.

You're crazy for actually holding your DS over the railing on the top floor.

Heh why does that have to be a typo? My windows install is on D:

Nope, not possible without tcp/ip implementation.

LOL

[The Adapter] [Test Application] [Alternative To Ninty Software] I havn't really tried it, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. Nintendo WFC games can connect to it fine as an access point (Not using the usb adapter option).

It more than likely can be, not out of the box though, no. Maybe the airmax I havn't used that before. Give me a minute I'll ger some pictures.

If you guys need a hand drop me a line Vaelfore@hotmail.com

I have a simple VoIP application coming soon too.

Well you could have the DS do it...but I don't see why. You'd need and app on DS and one a computer DS app sends data to the computer app, computer app parses data and moves the camera(assuming the motors etc are connected to the computer etc). Yet I don't see why is has to be DS..There'd be a lot easier ways to go about this. Edit: Using sg's test wifi lib of course.

Seems like a very strange project to be given at uni.

From what I read on his site, it can connect to an AP, receive and reply to UDP data.

Looking very nice sg, keep up the good work

Witch is what I'm asking about. Yes, but It would be nice to know what's going on, something must have happened in 2 weeks. I would agree with you if this was a daley thing, but after a while some mention of what's going on would be nice. It doesn't take long to write a short update telling us quickly what's up. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> 1.) This is obvious, if you've read this forum and seen the posts about his new project (DS Tunnelling).a 2.) What's the point in updating if there is nothing to update about? If he has something important that he wants people to know, he'd update. Updating with useless information just wastes his time. 3.) Regardless of the time it takes, it still is not needed. -Alias Edit: Even the topic of this discussion is " DS Tunnelling, Sgstair's next project."

As I see it, he's mainly working on his DS Tunnelling project, and if you read his site, he'll update again when there is something to update about. There's no sense in bugging him asking him for status of the projects or updates, as it takes him away from his work. -Alias

I know man, theres been like no new posts. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> At which point you should realize he's not obligated to update you at all, nor is he obligated to share any of his work with you. You should all be patient and thankfull that Mr. Stair is contributing his work to the community like he is. -Alias