You might want to pick up September issue of linux Journal,
Lots of stuff on various aspects of wireless on Linux.
fascinating read.
On Monday 01 September 2003 16:52, you wrote:
> Hi, Guys (specially the wireless gurus).
>
> I am thinking of starting a wireless network at home and am wondering if
> I need to get an access point (or will Linux with a WiFi card connected
> the the Internet work?). I'm looking at two Wireless AP options and was
> wondering if you could give me your opinion on which would work best for
> an all-Linux network. The two APs I'm condering are the D-Link AirPlus
> Xtreme G Wireless Router w/ 4-Port Switch (DI-624) and the Linksys
> <javascript:NewWindow('../products/Networking/D-Link_AirPlusXtremeGWireless
>Routerw4-PortSwitch(DI-624).html');>Wireless-G Access Point (WAP54G).
> <javascript:NewWindow('../products/Networking/Linksys_Wireless-GAccessPoint
>(WAP54G).html');>
>
> Hope you can help.
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Graham
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