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Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:
>>>
> A LinkSys WRT54G is just another Broadcom-based device. Again, you have 
> *nothing* to do on your GS. That is already acting as an access point. You 
> just need to configure your DD-WRT-flashed device as a combined wireless 
> client & access point. It's quite logical: set the SSID to match what you 
> already have, set the encryption to match, and you should be pretty much 
> good to go.

What I have altered so far:

Wireless > Basic settings
Wireless Mode = Client bridge
SSID = same as GS

Wireless > Wireless Security
Security Mode = WPA2 Pre-Shared
WPA Algoaithms = TKIP+AES (same as GS)
WPA Shared Key = same as my laptop is using to access GS

So far the desktop connected to the G is not getting LAN or internet.

Ray