On Wed, 2008-10-01 at 16:40 -0400, Greg Michalski wrote:
> Alex - Similar question - I have a "My Essentials" (aka Belkin) USB
> b/g adapter that I couldn't get to run on my 6.06 which I abandoned
> after following several of the different driver wrap guides I found
> online at the time (before I joined the list and before Christmas 07 -
> they were onsale cheap 'Black Friday' and I planned to get 2 - one for
> home and one to float around the office at work since our illustrious
> neanderthal leader fears connecting the whole office to the internet -
> different discussion altogether, but there was only one left when I
> made it to the store).  I assumed the wrapping of the windows driver
> was what was the problem but is there possibly more to it?  When I'm
> back healthy and using my mill again I plan to run CAT5 to the garage
> but if there is something additional I may be able to try?  Would save
> buying a whole 'nother box of cable for this run.
>  
> Greg
> www.distinctperspectives.com

I'd suggest as the easiest way to fix this is to buy a pair of Linksys
WRT54GL's. Set up one as an access point and the other as a client. You
could probably use a directional antenna on each side and shoot through
your walls, saving any wiring. I tend to use these:

http://www.wallacecompany.com/biquad/
http://martybugs.net/wireless/biquad/

With OpenWRT firmware these WRT54GL's (and NSLU2's) become very handy
which seems kind of a waste to run as a simple AP or client, but
everything seems to be priced the same, so why not use them? 

In the past, I've used a sheet of aluminum bent to a parabolic shape
mounted the router so that the stock antenna was at the focus. This
seems to work very well. I had mine outdoors, so I had to occasionally
change the garbage bag protecting them.

Kirk


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