> I didn't think S/W BS was available for OS X....
Maybe I'm wrong?
I'm pretty sure you are.
Think it was introduced in 10.1 or so
Well, I'm certain it was introduced in AirPort 2.0 on OS 9 (as that's what I'm running right now), and I think it was probably in AirPort 1.3. I don't know about earlier versions, but I suspect it has been around from the start.
If this question is really about OS X and your iMac, you should probably put it on the G-List. I can't speak for everyone here, but I'm sure lots of the listers are like me - I don't run OS X anywhere, so my OS X experience is vicarious only. And not one of the PowerBooks covered by this email list runs OS X (as a supported installation, anyway).
If Software Base Station isn't in AirPort 3 (or whatever the current version is), then I'm _certain_ there's an alternative. There should be plenty of software based routers for 'nix that will work on OS X with an AirPort card. But that question definitely shouldn't be on this list.
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