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I don't think so, I think the problem is that for some reason DHCP is failing. I can't connect to open networks either using this code. Yes, its most definitely 40-bit, the key is a 10-digit phone number. Anyways, for now I've moved on to just using the firmware settings to connect(which works ...

I can't connect to open OR closed networks. So something else is wrong with the code. I wonder if this example ever worked in the first place? When I tested it out, it was unreadable because the keyboard was on top of the text in the terminal, so I changed that. Its not my DS or my connection ...

Oh, okay cool, I kind of suspected that. I'll try that out tomorrow. Man, thanks elhobbs, I hope you don't find my questions annoying or stupid or anything, I've just been getting back into programming after a long break and I am a little bit out of my mind these days. Everything you have posted ...

thanks elhobbs! Works wonders. I'm still not able to get a valid connection (ASSOCSTATUS_CANNOTCONNECT), but I think I'm on the right track. I'm modifying the example code for connecting to access points so I can use WEP. I'm pretty sure my error has something to do with the wepkey string. I looks ...

Ooooh... So I should probably just put 0 in there? Makes a lot of sense now, for some reason I thought it would be some complicated string I would have to get out the the access point struct or something.

EDIT: okay sorry, I have another question that might sound stupid. But for the WEP key, what ...

// Wifi_ConnectAP: Connect to an access point
// Wifi_AccessPoint * apdata: basic data on the AP
// int wepmode: indicates whether wep is used, and what kind
// int wepkeyid: indicates which wep key ID to use for transmitting
// unsigned char * wepkey: the wep key, to be used in all 4 key slots ...