Wireless Cards
Andrew Jorgensen
andrew.jorgensen at gmail.com
Sat Nov 5 22:54:33 MST 2005
On 11/5/05, Scott Paul Robertson <spr at mahonri5.net> wrote:
> More versatile? In what way?
I won't weigh in on the versatility argument, but I would like to
point out that a little AP doesn't have a huge noisy fan to keep it
cool, nor does it cost $10/month in electricity to run. That means I
can leave it running 24/7 without feeling guilty.
As for PCI card recommendations I have an RT2500-based card that works
great. The drivers are in Ubuntu Breezy, but they are not SMP-safe
yet. They weren't in Hoary, but were easy to compile. Mine is a
Foxconn (aka generic), which has a nice little external antenna.
Looks like newegg is out of those, but a lot of the cheapest PCI
802.11g cards are RT2500-based.
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