generally speaking, can the current generation of 802.11 wireless
routers that sell for around $50 or sometimes even less work as an
ethernet bridge (in conjunction with another wireless bridge or ad-hoc
with a wireless nic)? i neither want nor need NAT/DHCP/firewall, all i
need is layer 2 bridging for wireless devices. i know that a few
manufacturers sell devices specifically designated as bridges but they
seem to cost twice a much as the routers despite the fact that they
have less functionality. has anyone tried this?
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