I've an an Intel-based, 32-bit, shuttle small form-factor PC on which I'd like 
to install Belenix as a 802.11-based wireless content/music server running 
SlimCenter 7.1 and Plone 3.1.3

If Perl and Python run well on Belenix, these two apps shouldn't be a problem, 
however my concern is whether Belenix can made to run on a WEP-secured 802.11 
wireless network without an extravagant amount of work.  If so,  I'm prepared 
to invest 4-8 hours to do this, but I really don't want to spend a entire 
weekend wrestling with device drivers, kernel tweaks, etc.

If someone's already gotten Belenix on-the-air with such a wireless network, 
i'd very much appreciate learning how they did it, what type of wireless 
card/chipsets were used, etc.  This PC has a native wireless module which can, 
if necessary,  be replaced with a 3rd party wireless card that's known to be 
compatible with Solaris/Belenix.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions and tips!



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