[...] Here is a good tutorial show you how to Configure a Wireless Repeater in Ubuntu: Ok, so not strictly Linux related, but technical nonetheless, and I was using Ubuntu when I set it up [...]

Oh… and for the love of god turn off the internal DNS server on BTHomeHubs… and any SpeedTouch I’ve come across. I don’t know why but I can’t manage to keep one online more than a couple of days with it on, not that you get many advantages from it.

How funny, I did almost exactly the same.

Bought a couple of new homehubs off of ebay for ¬£6 a pop, set one up for broadband, turned off dhcp on the second and used WDS to connect it to the first. They use different SSIDs but it works for me…?

Now I have a much larger range throughout the house and garden, and can connect my 360 via cable to the second to get a decent connection

Its reasonably easy using a variety of the web based interface, telnet, and editing the backup config files. I found I had to do the latter to change certain things which can’t be changed… or disabled while they are in use. I’m availableat my nick @ubuntu.com if anyone’s interested.