Cheap DIY Xbox 360 Wireless Adapter

by Eric on July 30, 2008 · 3 comments

in How To,Tips and Tricks,Wireless

After seeing the unusually high price tag of a Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Adapter, I almost had a heart attack. $99.99 retail. Let me say it again, FREAKING $99.99; is Microsoft out of their mind? I mean, routers and wireless adapters cost much less than that! Luckily, there is a way to create an adapter with a La Fonera wireless router.

Basically, the La Fonera is loaded with a third party firmware called DD-WRT. The firmware allows you to put the Fonera into client bridge mode. This basically lets the Fonera connect to your home wireless network and pass that data through the ethernet port to your Xbox. Its kind of like one of these Linksys gaming adapters, but cheaper and with more capabilities.

Here’s the full guide:
http://fonerahacks.com/index.php/Tutorials-and-Guides/Xbox-360-Wireless-Adapter-Using-the-La-Fonera.html

NOTE: You must have a La Fonera with DD-WRT firmware loaded onto it before this will work. If you need help installing DD-WRT to the Fonera, see the guides here



{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }

1 jack 11.07.08 at 4:13 pm

link is broken

2 prochobo 11.07.08 at 5:39 pm

Which one? They all work for me. . .

3 wildman 03.14.09 at 6:33 am

Hello, link to the guide not working.

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