BT Homehub wont connect to nightly 60

[Guest finbaar]

I hope there may be a simple fix for this but I used "GEN1&GEN2][ROM]CM 7.0.2stable + N57 TPT Image for easy Install" to go from FLB 10b to nightly 60. Now I can not connect to wifi using my BT Homehub router although it does connect to BTfon. I have tried:

Rebooting the router

rebooting the phone

typing the network key in again VERY carefully

using a static IP address

But the OSF just hangs there and saying "obtaining IP address" and never connects.

Any help appreciated as I need my wifi back!

[Guest k0zmic]

I hope there may be a simple fix for this but I used "GEN1&GEN2][ROM]CM 7.0.2stable + N57 TPT Image for easy Install" to go from FLB 10b to nightly 60. Now I can not connect to wifi using my BT Homehub router although it does connect to BTfon. I have tried:

Rebooting the router

rebooting the phone

typing the network key in again VERY carefully

using a static IP address

But the OSF just hangs there and saying "obtaining IP address" and never connects.

Any help appreciated as I need my wifi back!

You could try change the Encryption type to WEP (or another of your preference) on the router and see if it makes a difference?

Edited May 6, 2011 by k0zmic

[Guest psidoc]

If it's a 2.0B or 3.0A then there is an issue with the firmware update that was rolled out last week on some linux devices, including android phones.

See here:

http://community.bt.com/t5/BB-Speed-Connec...ntu/td-p/176473

Psi

[Guest finbaar]

If it's a 2.0B or 3.0A then there is an issue with the firmware update that was rolled out last week on some linux devices, including android phones.

See here:

http://community.bt.com/t5/BB-Speed-Connec...ntu/td-p/176473

Psi

My hero. It seems a that the BT Firmware update coincided with switching to 2,3 and gen 2. Haha. When I checked my wife's 2.2 Blade it had the same issue. Did a factory reset on the homehub and all was well. Thanks again.