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Hi,
I can't get a decent connection to the controller, here is my setup:
MacOsX (10.4)
A wireless network (router ip: 192.168.0.1)

So I still want to use the wireless connection, and the ethernet connection for the make controller. Like the tutorial here http://www.makingthings.com/makecontrollerkit/guides/ethernet_direct.htm
, I set the Ethernet port to 192.268.5.200 and subnetmask to 192.168.5.1

Then, following the getting started: http://www.makingthings.com/makecontrollerkit/guides/getting_started.htm
they say If these settings don't work for your network, it's a bit difficult at the moment to modify them - you essentially need to modify and recompile 'Heavy'.

So I did, I changed in Make.c (in the firmware/heavy source folder) the following:
// we're shooting for 192.168.0.200
int a3 = 5;
int a4 = 200;

I've compiled that (the bin is in the output directory)

Then I connectd the make controller trough usb, the red LED is on (before resetting, and de-connecting), I start McHelper, I upload the new builded bin.
Then, again, re-connecting the usb cable, the green LED flashes now.

I connect the ethernet cable (at that point, my wireless internet connection doesn't work anymore)

But nothing works now: (no led test, no web server test)
-not when I set 192.168.5.200 or 192.168.0.200 as IP adress
-not when I take these steps:
'/network/address 192.168.5.200'
'/network/gateway 192.168.5.1'
'/network/valid 1'
'/system/reset 1

Sometimes nothing happens, sometimes the command returns witch an ' > ' before it

What have I overlooked / am I doing wrong?