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From: Bob Beers <bbeers@ieee.org>
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Bob Beers wrote:
   apparently a bunch of nonsense ...

Sorry for the noise on the list, but let me close this thread,
  just incase someone hits it in the archives during a search.

The hardware I was testing on had (unknown to me) changed, for the worse.
I can't say exactly what in the hardware was causing the problem, but
I'm not using it any more.

The newer firmware does support bridging between eth and wlan just fine.

-- 
Bob Beers
MIEEE 2415966