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I am curious as to the hardware/radio you are using to run your node. I sometimes hang out with the Seattle Wireless guys up here.
I have a N800 and haven't had any trouble finding or connecting to nodes. I have found the N800's reception range, like the 770's to be quite good. I use Kismet for doing site surveys. Have you tried to see if your node is detected in Kismet, if not the official WiFi finder app?
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First thing I did (after ordering a beer) was to try to connect to a personal telco node and to my surprise, the N800 couldn't find the node. Since I'm the guy who installed this node, I know I was sitting only 10' from the hardware, and I whipped out my 770 which could find it and connect no problem.
The only way I was able to connect was by manually creating a entry in the connection manager (and enter the ssid). FWIW, this AP is unsecured.
When I got home, the N800 was able to find my WPA-enabled access point no problem and connect after I entered the key.
So... Has anybody else had N800 problems connecting to an "open" access point? Can I assume this is a bug?
Brad.