I've had a good experience with an Asus and openwrt. It was only wireless g cos
was a while back but I'm sure there's n solutions the same. I just went to
wikipedia looked up openwrt and looked up asus routers and got a compatible
one, most info was literally on wikipedia. Other options are gargoyle, tomato
firmware and (closed source) ddwrt.
Sent from my iPhone... don't buy an iPhone.
On 12/07/2010, at 22:57, Dean Hamstead d...@fragfest.com.au wrote:
Hi Voytek
You may want to pick something with open source support that is more
modern.
For example a Netgear or an Asus.
Without knowing your requirements, i cant recommend a more specific model.
However the faster cpu, wireless-N and possibly gigabit ports may be
worth a few extra dollars to you.
Dean
On 7/12/2010, Voytek Eymont li...@sbt.net.au wrote:
I need to setup a WiFi access to a small LAN, if I recall from past
discussions, WRT54G was often mentioned, is that still a good choice ?
what version(s) of WRT54G to get/not get ?
what third party firmware should I look at ?
whilst I don't envisage needing anything beyond what standard device
provides, I don't mind trying some new stuff to see
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