I believe that Jim put the drivers in for the Virgin Mobile and Sprint USB modem. I would check before you buy... Most likely you would need to use the proxy for your node. Virgin Mobile via WalMart has a $20 1Gb 30 days only at walmart... David On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 6:25 PM, Neal Garbenis <njgarbenis@gmail.com> wrote:
The easy way would be to use a wireless bridge they work great.
Option two find a wireless pci or USB device and hope it's compatiple, configure wlan0 instead of eth0. You will most likely have to do some manual compiling to get the device to work
Sent from my iPhone Reverse Autopatch access allows a caller (eiter with or without an AllStar Link user ID, selectible by configuration) to cause a Node to announce their presence (while on hold) and if a user of the Node wishes, may connect to call onto the Node. If the Node is configured to require use by a valid AllStar Link user, then the user is prompted to enter their AllStar User Security PIN before connecting then to the Node.
On Apr 1, 2011, at 9:06 PM, Chad Martin <ae5la@yahoo.com> wrote:
Group,
I see several people running mobile nodes, I am guessing that this is accomplished by using a usb modem or some other cell type access. I am looking to relocate my pc from the room that houses my router. I would like to use a wifi adapter and use a wirless link. I woudl appreciate any information on adding a way to use a wireless usb adapter instead of the LAN cable.
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