How to properly set it up?
- Install the driver for your WiFi adapter, as you would normally do (skip this step if already installed).
- Make sure your adapter works in Ad-Hoc mode (most adapters do).
- Download and install the Daihinia package, it will start the Control Application automatically.
- Press Proceed Automatically from the Control Application.
- When prompted to select the adapter, click on your WiFi adapter in the provided list, click OK.
- Create the Ad-Hoc network prefixed "Daihinia" in the network name (SSID), if not performed automatically.
Examples: "Daihinia" (for an open network), "Daihinia:Joe's-network" (for a private network). The default "Daihinia" SSID is reserved for open networks with no encryption that are available for anyone to join, and the "Daihinia:your-net-name" SSIDs for private and/or secured networks.
Note: multihop capabilities are turned on only when you are connected to networks with the prefix "Daihinia" in their names. - If you created the network manually, make sure the security parameters are the same on all computers in the network.
If you update from a previous version, it is sufficient to press the Proceed Automatically button. It will remove the old driver, install the new one, then prompt you to select the adapter.
