They're all linux friendly! Personally, I use a d-link DSL-G604T ( gen II - which won't load openwrt ): ). I load the latest firmware from dlink. This is extremely important if you're using one of the free ones from telecom, as they cripple it with their own firmware ( so, if you get a cheap one off trademe... ). Just make sure you change the default access details!
I also use one based on a Soekris net4521 and voyage linux, which I'm extremely happy with. That's a bit more powerful, though - not really for home use. Alternatively, keep your current adsl router, and use an access point on your network instead... hth, Steve. On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 09:37:45 +1300 Dave G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all > > currently I have a Dynalink RTA230 broadband modem which I have been using > for a couple of years > with no > problems.<http://www.dynalink.co.nz/cms/index.php?page=adsl-router-dual-interface-rta230> > > I am now wanting to set up wireless access for a laptop as well as the > existing desktop as the RTA230 has only > one eth port > > I have been trying for several days to get a TP-LINK wireless router working > with my modem and given up. > > I assuume the easiest way to do this is to geat a single unit modem/wifi 4 > port router/lan and would > welcome any suggestions or info on suitable linux friendly local models > > thanks.............dave >
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