> That's what I ended up doing as well. I recommend the Linksys WRT54G router > which you can then turn into a wireless bridge through modified firmware, > the best of which, IMO, is available at http://www.sveasoft.com . These > things can frequently be had for around $50 after rebate, which there is > usually one somewhere.
I'm using my WRT54G as a bridge between my wired and wireless networks using stock firmware. The frontend in my living room uses a Belkin PCI 54G card using ndiswrapper. I'm able to transfer about 3Mbytes/sec over the network from one of my wired servers. Seems to be working pretty well. My wifes computer (which is used a lot more heavily than the Myth frontend usually) is also connected at 54Mb/s via another Belkin PCI card using ndiswrapper. I don't use the Linksys as my router to the internet, it is only used a a wireless bridge between my internal networks. -- Chris
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