These "108" or "125" Mbps implementations are manufacturer-specific. That is, in order to get "108 Mbps" (you won't anyway) all your equipment needs to be Netgear and all need to have 108 Mbps capability. It won't work with other manufacturers or even the same manufacturers' equipment without the capability.
Since each radio chipset manufacturer (Atheros, Broadcom, Intersil, Marvell etc.) uses their own proprietary methods and since each does not publicly release these methods they won't ever work together. The SB2/3 uses an Atheros radio chipset, see http://www.slimdevices.com/photos/inside_squeezebox2/ like D-Link's Atheros-powered routers/APs which have "125 Mbps" on the more expensive models, but the "125 Mbps" radio chipset is more expensive and it still wouldn't work with other manufacturer's proprietary speed-boosting methods anyway. Sorry. rmasson wrote: > I am using one of the latest Netgear Routers (WPN824) with MIMO G > technology and it would appear that the SB3 will not work at all when > the router is set to 108Mbps static or automatic. It doe works great > on standard g mode but since you have to set the whole router to > standard g mode that means other devices that have no problem > connecting at 108Mbps are now throttled back to 54mbps. > > My questions is does anyone know when this will be supported and/or if > there is a workaround. > > Thanks, > > Rod > > -- ___________________________________ Mark Lanctot ___________________________________ __________________________________________________________ Find your next car at http://autos.yahoo.ca _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
