WRT 54GS SET-UP DUAL ROUTERS

My situation is not one that I can handle and could use some help in getting it to work.
My internet connection(Modem) is in my office(rear of apartment) where I have three computers, but only two at any given time that are needed for connections to the internet. This is where I have my first WRT 54GS set-up and plugged in. I am also using a wall connect extender to relay my to my second WRT 54GS, which is in my living room where I have a Smart TV and my XBox connected to it(the router) through another extender. My extenders are Netgear. Now this works as long as I keep switching the common connection back and forth in the office from the router to the extender oir the modem to the extender.
My question is simply this...Is there a way I can run this all without haveing to switch the ethernet cable each time I want to use my XBox or the Smart TV in the living Room along with my office computers?
I am NOT even sure I have this set-up correctly, but I do get it working the way that I have it right now so any help would be greatly appreciatied and welcomed.......I am not a network geek, but I do know a bit about computers.
I have Windows 7 on both computers in my office.
Office Router: WRT54GS VER 7.2
MODEL # CGNE1H160110
MAC # 001D7EFE324B
Living Room Router: WRT54GS VER2
MODEL # CDF50DAB5465
MAC # 00121747422D
Thanking You in Advance,
Frank

Hi there, Frankiejr2. I agree with FurryNutz and bigdave240 about using the 2nd router (WRT54GS VER2) as an access point. This is called LAN to LAN Cascading. To cascade the routers, here's the link: http://kb.linksys.com/Linksys/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=785463d9ecaf4cac84aed245b08d615f_3733.xml&pid=80&r...
I hope this helps.
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Thanks for your post, details below.
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- check if the slowness affects all the redirected traffic or just particular sources/destinations/applications
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*MORE INFO*
A thread at 123macmini.com on the same topic, including another user's experiences and MUCH better pictures:
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* Several other companies make USB video units that use the same DisplayLink support, so they should work, too. However, they are more expensive -- largely because they're set up to function as port expanders, I believe. The EVGA Plus was the only unit priced under $100 when I did my search.
* USB does not have very much bandwidth, so you might be surprised that to hear that it's possible to use USB to drive a monitor! You'll find that the display isn't as fast as DVI, but for my purposes, I've found it quite acceptable.
* The EVGA Plus comes with a terrible USB to mini USB cable that will cause all sorts of display problems. Replace it with the type of cable that is used to hook up digital cameras to a USB port.
* Once everything is installed, you can use the Displays in System Preferences (or just click the icon on the menu bar) to adjust the second monitor. You can choose display resolutions (depending on your monitor's ability, of course). Rotation works. You can also right-click the second monitor and choose a different background color or graphic.
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There has been quite a lot of discussion here about driving twin displays with the mini, and more recently about the potential for USB video adapters to facilitate this, particularly in the light of several vendors claiming they have suitable MacOS devices and drivers 'almost ready'.
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865PE NEO2 need help on findout how to get the memory set to dual and a bit of overclocking

hello everyone all`s it is i need some advice how to find out that my motherboard is set right and my memory is set to dual. at the moment i have my memory 3200 512ram in DIMM 1 A and in DIMM 3 B can anyone tell me if this is right for my motherboard (865PE NEO2 ) and can anyone tell me the best setting to have to overclock my system at the moment i have 2.5 proccesor overclocked to 2.7.

Your memory is in the correct location for Dual Channel.
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Section "Monitor"
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Driver "nvidia"
Screen 1
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Last edited by unilx (2011-01-17 01:26:49)

If they both turn on for a second or two and then it drops you back at the command line, it would appear that X is working ok.
What wm/de are you using? .... or maybe what login manager are you using?
Have you checked your /var/log/Xorg.0.log file to see what it says?
Normally when you are dropped to the command line, there would be an error message on the screen in front of you; it should be the same as in the log file, btw.
Also, when did this start happening?
Has it ever worked? If so, what changed?

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