if we can use it for WoW.. im interested to subscribe.. sick of having 600ms - 2000ms...

yeay.. successful.. ping now 300 when playing.. better than having 600..

anyways.. do i have to write the code again in feather everytime i want to play WoW?

if yes, is there a way to save the text in feather and copy it everytime we go into console?

thanks in advance..

which s/n u r talking about? vmware?

dont give up yet..
maybe u can try re-register again..
where do u stay anyway?
if near.. i might come over and help u out..

btw..
having 300-400ms in game today..
while my friends all having 500-2000ms..
will install for them this weekend..
feather linux ftw.. haha

thanks to the inventor..

This post has been edited by smiley.kambing: Jan 23 2008, 11:38 PM

lol.. if cyber than i can come la.. miri.. got flight path there or not?? lol


try adding in 12.129.225.103 as your ip address.. take out the - and attens.net

try re-read the step-by-step from the beginning..
i'm sure u miss out something..

im horde..
owe what? u got nothing to owe me dude..

lol.. gratz dude

when u enter the code in linux..
any message written back?

paste here what u typed for the 2nd line..

there's a mistake in your code, you made a space between ":" and "3724" :

sudo socat -d -d -d TCP4-LISTEN:3724, nodelay, fork, reuseaddr, su=nobody TCP4:12.129.225.103: 3724, nodelay

should be :



now try again

sorry dude.. didnt try that out.. so cant help u.. :s

did you re-do step number 20?
that is to get the vm ip..

also.. can you please post the output for the step 20..
and please also post here what you typed for step 22..

change that ip to :

12.129.225.103

try sending the ss via email to joe or me..
i believe its the step 9 that's bugging u..


also.. please make ss of your network adapters under device manager..
( right click "My Computer" > "Properties" > "Hardware" > "Device Manager" )

yep.. everytime..
but there's a way to save the text and paste it in the console..
please read the first page of this thread..

sry.. off topic here..

hmmm.. thinking of downloading through linux (torrent / direct download)..
but if i save the file in linux OS..
is it possible to copy that file into Windows?

This post has been edited by smiley.kambing: Jan 29 2008, 03:05 PM

ah ok..
ill check out ubuntu then..
btw.. will ubuntu works for this diy lower ping?

kk.. thanks..
i'll study it out..