I am fascinated by the idea of open source WiFi, however. The WRT54G may be my next purchase...
N6GPP
On 5/12/06,
Mgov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Good question,:)
In china,I found the same question two years ago.
Some people in the same buiding share the ADSL by wifi,but local ISP
here doesn't take action about this.
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