At 08:21 AM 2/3/2005 -0600, James Miller wrote:
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, James Miller wrote:
> So, let me just ask: is this really some sort of solution to the wireless
> support problem under Linux? People objected to that poster's suggestion
> on the basis that it was too bulky (extra pieces of hardwa
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, James Miller wrote:
> So, let me just ask: is this really some sort of solution to the wireless
> support problem under Linux? People objected to that poster's suggestion
> on the basis that it was too bulky (extra pieces of hardware like the
> bridge and its power adaptor). Ma
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, dave wrote:
> I use one in my room at my camp where I stay while I work. They wired
> the camp with Cisco wireless AP's. I use a Linksys ethernet to wireless
> bridge and it works fine. I had a Dlink but it gave me lots of
> problems. If you have more questions just ask.
James Miller wrote:
This question is not really Linux-specific, and is maybe more
hardware-oriented than OS-oriented. But being a Linux user, I'd like to
know if/how it might apply to me. It concerns a comment I read regarding
an article on wireless networking with Linux, and it's really something
This question is not really Linux-specific, and is maybe more
hardware-oriented than OS-oriented. But being a Linux user, I'd like to
know if/how it might apply to me. It concerns a comment I read regarding
an article on wireless networking with Linux, and it's really something I
had earlier wonder
