Guess I've been behind on the Jan threads, but was surprised to learn about the air2pc option. This looks interesting, and I see from the archives some people are starting to experiment. Checking out their web site tho, I find the Air2LAN device perhaps even more interesting.
According to the spec sheet, there is a Linux library available. Depending on specifics and costs, etc; I see more potential in this approach. You could have several of these, connected to a gigabit lan (the individual device is limited to 100), writing to a Lan Storage device (PC or dedicated), and a small frontend . Most of the devices are stuffed out of the way (basement, office), a small frontend, and the network. The network really becomes most of the system; with very few parts required. Depending on the device costs, this could be significantly easier and cheaper than PCI based cards. Does anyone have more info on if this approach would be viable? Brian
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