[mythtv-users] ASUS Pundit Questions

Kelly Reed Schuerman kschuerman at thekeyboardcowboy.com
Fri May 30 10:35:58 EDT 2003


> -----Original Message-----
> From: mythtv-users-bounces at snowman.net 
> [mailto:mythtv-users-bounces at snowman.net] On Behalf Of Pete Hartman
> Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 10:11 PM
> To: matt at mattmarsh.net; Discussion about mythtv
> Subject: RE: [mythtv-users] ASUS Pundit Questions
> 
> 
> At 03:34 PM 5/29/03 +0000, matt at mattmarsh.net wrote:
> >That's certainly interesting. At least I'm not intending making this 
> >box anything more than a MythTV frontend so I wont put a 
> tuner card in 
> >there, although I will probably want to add a PCI wireless card once 
> >802.11g cards are supported under Linux...
> 
> You might check out whether there are any 802.11g bridges out 
> there.  I 
> only have a "b" WAP so it doesn't matter to me, and I got a 
> D-Link bridge 
> for my network once I get this thing down into the living room.  One 
> warning about the D-Link bridge:  it claims to be 
> configurable from any OS, 
> but currently can only be configured using Internet Explorer 
> 6.0; heavy 
> javascript that relies on the windows version of JS is the 
> culprit.  Aside 
> from that complaint, the bridge works very well--just run a 
> short ether 
> cable from the onboard network port (saves me a card slot) to 
> the bridge 
> and voila, I'm on the network.  The bridge was around the 
> same price as a 
> good 802.11b card and as I say, saves a slot.
> 

Linksys makes an 802.11g wireless bridge, although it is a bit expensive
from what I've seen.

http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=33&scid=36&prid=545

Sherm    <><



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