[Right, well, I figured out why new DS Lites don't work]

Ok, well the reason they don't work well is because Nintendo replaced the Wifi card inside the DS Lites with a new one on NEWER Ds lites. Of course, changing router settings can work, but a new driver for this card in the Wifi Lib would be nice. So this means, updating your firmware does NOTHING.

[Any feedback on dswifi 0.3.2 ?]

As for why, I am not too sure, but DSOrganize 2.8 did not work with my DSLite, and it supposedly uses DSWifi 0.3.2.

Same here. NONE of the dswifi's work for me. I even tried a DS lite patch and it didn't work. My FW version is v7.

[An Idea on how to get wifi homebrew to run]

That's not me... >_> It's another user who also can't change his settings, although, our situation is the same, I use my neighbors because we haven't bought one yet.

 

Anyway, I guess my question is:

If I change my firmware to FlashMe v8a, will it allow me to use DHCP to connect to a router without having to change any settings on said router?

 

BTW: The SSID is DLink, which is the default for a D-Link router right? That might help you if it's a router issue

[Best Wireless GameCube Controllers?]

The wavebird may not have rumble, But it is the best controller(wired or wireless) out there hands down. I bought mine like 4 years ago and not one button is the slightest bit messed up. I have bought official wired controllers like 1 year ago and 2 of em are already messed up. So yeah. Get one.

[An Idea on how to get wifi homebrew to run]

Right well, I'm one of the REALLY unlucky people who has a DS Lite Firmare v7. And unless you change your router settings, it doesn't work. Some of us(like me) can't change our router settings. So since it seems to be a Firmware v7 issue, would this be fixed if we flashed our ds lites with FlashMe v8a? I'm going to flash it in a bit, but just wondering if anyone has done this and if they have, does this fix the problem?

[Wifi Lib source?]

I saw 2 other programs using a pre-release of the lib. But I couldn't find the lib anywhere! I found the binary for the test, but not the source.