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| monkeybomb:
This isn't an answer to your direct question but these work great. http://www.netgear.com/Products/PowerlineNetworking/PowerlineEthernetAdapters/XE102.aspx There were too many walls and too far a distance to go in my house for a wireless router to work. Those relay things do nothing by the way. But the powerline adapter works like a charm. Hopefully a simply router will work for you. But here is an alternative if it doesn't. |
| boykster:
--- Quote from: Pointdablame2 on November 23, 2006, 08:19:29 pm ---I'll second the WRT54G from Linksys. I haven't hacked it at all, but it's a really nice, reliable router. I've never had any trouble with it. --- End quote --- I've got one too in my basement, and it covers my entire 2 story house + basement no problem. Mine's not hacked either, but I might check it out... |
| hypernova:
I have a Netgear WGT624 setup. One of those Black Friday ads has those on sale for $9.99 I believe. It was CC possibly. The recommended cards can be bought used on ebay for around $30 apiece. (311T for desktops, 511 for notebooks.) |
| Grasshopper:
I forgot to mention in my original post that I'd prefer a router with a broadband modem built in. My current modem is unsuitable for using with a router as it connects to my PC using USB. I'm really liking the fact that the WRT54G is Linux based and hackable, but unfortunately as far as I can tell it doesn't have a modem built in. Also, the Linksys models that come with a modem (WAG54G etc.) don't appear to be hackable yet. Santoro can you confirm this? |
| AlanS17:
2Wire makes some DSL modems with built-in wireless. Do you have cable or DSL broadband? |
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