You're right on about the table - it was less ambiguous when it was a
working/non-working set-up, except for when the same router ended up in
both tables.
The linksys WRT54g does seem to be one of the more reliable, although
there have been a number of problem postings with it as well, IIRC,
nicketynick wrote:
The linksys WRT54g does seem to be one of the more
reliable, although
there have been a number of problem postings with it
as well, IIRC,
probably related to F/W updates either at SD or at
Linksys. And
therein lies the grist of the idea - if Slim would
tell us (and
I'm sticking with my WRT54G (a version 1.0!) until it dies. It's a
great wee router (and although the firmware I'm currently running needs
a reboot once every 12 months it's close to perfect).
--
fairyliquidizer
