netgear wireless

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• Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2005 10:33:40 -0500
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COMPUSA has a good deal on a netgear wireless router: after countless
mail-in rebates you can get a 54Mb wireless router (g) with a 54Mb
wireless PCI card all for $40. From what I could gather, the pci card uses
the madwifi driver. Would I have to manually download and compile the
madwifi driver or does it come with FC2 or FC3? Are there rpms? I would
like to know this before I actually go ahead and buy the card.

Thanks!

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