On Apr 6, 2005 5:32 AM, Matthew Marlowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Netgear used to make decent network cards, but that stopped 3-4 years ago.To my knowledge, linksys and dlink never had a great reputation to beginwith.
Usually our Netgear stuff works. What actually broke was DLink
switches. We were
How else do we know about problem hardware and vendors with Linux - if
it is fixable we get to know about it, if not we find out why and gain
from that. Is this gentoo relevant? Yes and no - such publicity is what
makes manufacturers sit up and take notice and gentoo as well as linux
in general wi
>> > Allthough I am not sure this is the best place for a personal rant against
>> > some company, I am sorry to hear of your bad luck.
>>
>> Maybe not, but here is another one that is a prime example of why not to
>> trust netgear:
>>
I'm not sure that it's reasonable to signle out netgear her
On Tue, 2005-04-05 at 15:43 -0700, darren kirby wrote:
> quoth the Grant:
> > I've been screwed over by Netgear for being a Linux user and I need to
> > spread the word. I've been having a seriously difficult time getting
> > my Gentoo machines reliably connected to my wireless network for
> > alm
quoth the Grant:
> I've been screwed over by Netgear for being a Linux user and I need to
> spread the word. I've been having a seriously difficult time getting
> my Gentoo machines reliably connected to my wireless network for
> almost 6 months. The software end of things is finally rock solid a
