The WR1043ND doesn’t do a good job providing power to USB devices, so without a powered hub, you may see strange issues, especially with USB 3G modems.) – 10 port powered USB hub (overkill but I got it cheap.
My reason for this is the off chance a package I had installed may have been having issues with “stable” which hasn’t been updated in almost a year ( shows Dec 2011). I decided I would try out a bleeding edge build and I am now running OpenWrt Attitude Adjustment 12.09-beta, LuCI Trunk (trunk+svn9220). It was time I started again from scratch. If you really want to see what I was struggling with, I have a forum post about them here: My first attempt at this saw many different issues. Using a wireless router, such as the TP-LINK WR1043ND, we’re able to install a new open source firmware such as OpenWrt, and further install different packages, such as CUPs, allowing us to do a lot more with our devices than the manufacturer originally intended. What is CUPs? printing….from your wireless router?ĬUPs is a linux print server. I’ve spent hours trying to get this working with little info on google searches for when things have gone wrong.įortunately, I have got it working! Hopefully this guide will be of some help if you’re trying to get CUPs working on your wireless router.
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