the@ntipop
Gawd
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- Sep 27, 2002
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I'm moving into a house with some of my friends who currently have SBC Yahoo DSL. Aparently, the DSL modem is one of those all-in-one wireless router deals (don't have the model number handy). Now I have two computers and would like to get a wireless bridge to connect both of them as opposed to two wireless cards.
I was going to buy a WRT54G and get some hacked firmware to use it as a bridge to save myself a lot of cabling and hassle with a bridge -> hub -> computer connection. Does anyone think I'll have compatability issues doing this? If that may be the case, would I be safer to go with a pure bridge like this Netgear? I just have this nagging feeling that the cheap all-in-one router will not play nice with any non-conventional wireless setup. Thanks for the help.
I was going to buy a WRT54G and get some hacked firmware to use it as a bridge to save myself a lot of cabling and hassle with a bridge -> hub -> computer connection. Does anyone think I'll have compatability issues doing this? If that may be the case, would I be safer to go with a pure bridge like this Netgear? I just have this nagging feeling that the cheap all-in-one router will not play nice with any non-conventional wireless setup. Thanks for the help.