Lightning fried... udhcpd?!
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Check the docs.
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Behold, the fried component:
http://files.getdropbox.com/u/169656/p6170028.jpg
Could anyone identify it? Perhaps I could get it replaced somehow, If I knew what it was, and could get a replacement.
http://files.getdropbox.com/u/169656/p6170028.jpg
Could anyone identify it? Perhaps I could get it replaced somehow, If I knew what it was, and could get a replacement.
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Shucks! Looks bad!
TBH, I think you'll probably get another router cheaper on Ebay ...
TBH, I think you'll probably get another router cheaper on Ebay ...
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viewforum.php?f=19hyperair wrote:Er no, I haven't. Is that some kind of new PC-tool or something?
Jim
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They are very cheap on ebay. If you are patient enough, you will get one for £0.99 + £4.99 postage. See THIS for example.
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Its a surface mount capacitor (given its got a part No Cnn), but you will have find an unburnt one to find out what value!hyperair wrote:Behold, the fried component:
http://files.getdropbox.com/u/169656/p6170028.jpg
Could anyone identify it? Perhaps I could get it replaced somehow, If I knew what it was, and could get a replacement.
Its likely to be across pins that go to the switch chip which will contain hair-width gold wires - chances are the chip is damaged as well.