Another option is to purchase a Linksys WRT54GL Wireless router, install DD-WRT software image (or some other aftermarket WRT firmware), connect the WRT54GL wireless router (setup in "client- bridge" mode) to the iMac with Ethernet let the WRT54GL be your Ethernet to Wireless converter.
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