Since the router is Ethernet base, there is nothing to be worry about.
You just need driver of your ethernet card for Linux.
If you have a USB Aztec Modem, maybe better to buy a router with
built-in ADSL modem, and forget your old device.
In this case you will have compatibility of all the OSes.
rexdorian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am going to get myself a router and i have some queries relating to
it.
1. I have 3 pcs & 1 laptop (laptop & 1 pc is wireless connection). Suse
linux is on 1 pc while i have unbuntu in the other. While the wireless
PC & laptop is Win XP. I would like to know which router should i go
for. D-Link or Linksys or Belkin or whichever brand.
2. As i have the Aztech modem with me already, should i for a router
with a modem or without.
3. In the future, i am planning to load a flavour of linux. But i will
never be able to go 100% linux. Atleast 1 machine has to have windows.
I might get a Mac Book Pro(i really hope that i get it). So i PREFER a
router that is friendly to all the 3. But the main thing is Linux &
Windows.
Pls advice.
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