I am -- just recently though. I tried getting it running on a $25 on-sale TrendNet model, which was close to models listed as supported/working, but I guess not close enough (maybe future versions). I decided to try the Linksys WAP 54GL, and it was worth it -- although it did take a bit of patience to go through two hard reset procedures and two firmware updates (mini first). I started with Client Bridge mode to extend my wifi to some cat5 devices in an unattached garage, and have now gone to Repeater Bridge mode, and think I'm staying there unless I see bandwidth issues. I'm only getting about 20% signal, so I've been futzing with antennae more than dd-wrt! ;) http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Bridging
Ahem; why do you ask? Ben PS - I'm pretty sure that some of these devices with just enough horsepower and a USB port (or USB headers) you can actually run then as a mini-PC, with a display and everything! There exists some linux USB display drivers, right? If not, I was thinking an old thin-client temrinal might be suitable out there... but the MSI Wind (Atom) dekstop model is only $140 now, heh... On Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 10:45 AM, dooger watts <[email protected]> wrote: > Relating tangentially to a thread that weaves its way in'n out here > periodically--trying to lick the high cost of broadband in you gene--I've > finally got my Yagi up'n flying. Any other "Blank Regs" operating in the > area? > > (Though I've heard my router referred to as "a solid state linux computer" > this is not technically a linux thread so to keep from taking up unfair > width here on the list please respond privately).
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