Is Vampyre not completely compatible?

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So who's in San Fran and can kick in doors at Weebly, lol

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Since you have Vampire, why not use SDNet?

EDIT: Ah yeah, that is what is described on the link you gave.
It works fairly well, though I experience various crashes with sdnet.device when having multiple simultaneous downloads.

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And sorry to say but the apollo team is behind Apollo OS.

What on earth gave you that impression?! Gasp!! :roflmao:

Could it be all the apollo team members posting sneak peak videos on youtube showing off beta cores, all clearly using something that looks mighty like ApolloOS?? :laughing:

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If Hyperion releases a version that supports the Vampire's new features then I'd certainly consider it, but Hyperion only showed interest in OS3 of late and that's only because of the Vampire's popularity.

Really? My understanding is that is this is Thomas and Olaf _only_, and that they (probably with much, much nagging and pestering) talked Hyperion into endorsing this new fork from OS 3.1.

And because of Vampire? I doubt that, there is a whole range of new hardware around, and Vampire is going AROS, remember? :lol:

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Thank goodness you aren't the definitive expert on all things regarding software and piracy.

Too bad he is one of the guys updating the operating system you want so badly to support Apollo Core specific features :roflmao:

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Anyways, by not showing any legal interest at all in pursuing the blatant piracy going on with ApolloOS, even when it has been pointed out for them time and time again, the copyright holders clearly seem to endorse the piracy taking place.

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something like reqattack,visualprefs etc

Yikes!

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Who knows, perhaps even the Apollo team will become your patreons so that their platform becomes a better sell.

If they have spare money, they should use that to cover the loss kipper2k had building boards for them first.

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I could suggest him go to the apollo-core forum there he could get some help.

Indeed you could, and you should

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I'm not interested in writing a guide in how to set up a raspberry pi as wifi bridge, but I can suggest this for those who just want a small, cheap and functional  bridge:

https://mikrotik.com/product/RBmAPL-2nD

Any old AirPort access point from Apple will also do btw, and most from dlink as well, it's a rather standard feature.

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As for parts, I used these. It was back in May or so, hopefully still available.

http://s.aliexpress.com/rENrMbqa
http://s.aliexpress.com/Mf2QfaAN

The guide for building the adapter also suggests a resistor on one of the pins, but it seems most people ignore that.