just type as shown, and make sure you get the cases right as its case sensitive.

and to get your wow server ip, just connect to WoW and once ur on char selecting screen, alt tab and do a netstat, or download TCPview and view the ip.

my surfing is OK but WOW still lagging h3ll

good luck tho my guild mate just got banned for using lowping.

I don't really understand this part. ipconfig shows 3 different IPs, VMNet8(NAT), VMNet1(Host only) and my physical ethernet IP, I tried all 3 and it didnt work =(

not ipconfig.. is ifconfig.. type it inside the feather console.. =)

This post has been edited by kenzai82: Dec 13 2007, 12:02 AM

LOL OMG,

Thank you so much Kenzai for pointing out my silly mistake! =)

wrong thread ^^

this is linux rerouting, ur ip remains unchanged

Since my pc can't take VM + WoW and I got a spare PC, how should I set up my network? Which PC should I plug my router to?

This post has been edited by Vagabond: Dec 13 2007, 01:02 AM

plug BOTH pc's to router, and set DHCP to assign ip and route accordingly.

if your having a modem router combo with only 1 port, just connect that port to a switch, and have the pc's to connect to that switch.


btw! this linux routing also helps on auctioner scan lol... 250 pages of auctions that usually takes 8-12 mins is now 4-5 minutes, i was like wtf o_O

all my attempts to get better lat with reg hack failed. maybe i'll try the virtual machine thinggy and linux when i have more time to spare, and more hard disk space...

only need like 200-800mb HDD space.

and thats only if you want a HDD install. the feather-linux iso is a live cd in which your linux OS can run as if its already installed (hence "live CD") pretty cool feat.

arghh...it still lag and spike like h3ll at WoW...
bleeeehhhh...it leaves me no choice but to try anything that is available out there...
even if i need to learn how to setup this linux and vmserver in my OS...

This post has been edited by karwaidotnet: Dec 13 2007, 06:57 AM

reg edit seems 2 have worked for me.. less than 450ms now

thanks for reminding me that! feather is using knoppix! i've used knoppix a few times before.

i've done all the required stuffs and now playing with 260-350ms lat. have to admit that lowerping does it better with constant 250ms at times, but this is without the risk of getting the ban!

own linux > lowerping.com

my lowerping acc is till active though. anyone want to buy it? hehe...

hehe np, dont forget, ur own linux route is FREE too

Reg hack works for me as well, from 2 machine Vista business/Win Xp. Both were around the region of 1.5k++ pings. Pop the hack in wala.. i get around 300++ to 500++ depend on how many users were logged on local LAN. So far i haven't really tested whether it affects other issues e.g. download, BT and such. But so far i have no issues.

Anyway, i made 2 .reg files for me to turn on "WOW" mode or off it So when i ever i'm ready for it i just double click it and reboot. Sure a slight hassle but hey.. beats having 1k pings. To off it.. just double click it again and reboot. I don't download AND wow anyway

Here's the snippets: Wow mod ON



Copy the above and paste to a file with *.reg extension. NOTE Remember the interface is YOUR interface serial number. Save it e.g WoW-on.reg Double click and reboot.

Wow mod Off



Double click it again and reboot. Back to normal

P.S. This has been tested on Win Xp and Vista. Also make sure you patch vista like the post before this had stated. Vista 64 uses QWORD instead. Again... the interface seriall is YOUR interface and change appropriately.

Please do this at your own risk, which i doubt would be of any harm but heck.. just backup your registry

err quaza..can u show the step by step on how to install feather linux to HD?
i really dont understand at all on how to

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Added on December 13, 2007, 6:51 pmbeen trying vmware...cant seems to get 300ms+ with this

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Added on December 13, 2007, 7:07 pmafter sorting out...found out to be the wrong ip addr for my server
wrong info about the svr ip addr on the wow forums
but the ping is not that impressive enough...350ms

This post has been edited by busbos: Dec 13 2007, 07:07 PM

335 ms, pure dedicated linux box running socat/iptables..without socat...550ms++

This post has been edited by bazet: Dec 13 2007, 07:41 PM


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Yeah seems that teh reg hack works for some of us only, I'm using the reg hack and its magic for me =) doing 200++ms.

reghack (or rather tweak lol) works no doubt, but it has its drawbacks as ive already mentioned earlier. but if it isnt a bother to you, and all your priority is WoW, then by all means use it.