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Erik Hemdal wrote:
> Here's another vote against Linksys, whether you run Linux or Windows.
Sorry to hear about your troubles Erik. I've only had experience with
the Linksys WRT54GX2 and it's worked quite well for me. I had to
update the firmware in order to get it to function as a simple AP,
but aside from that it has run well and performed without failure for
months now. I connect to it all day every day using an Intel PRO
Wireless 3945 and I've set up another wireless client using windows,
though that was for a friend to access and I've not tested that much
at all.
> My tech support experience with Linksys has been so bad, I won't
> describe it in public.
I wouldn't argue with you on that point. :)
I've given up on calling anyone for tech support these days. If there
is a company that does it well, I've never dealt with them. I find
it's far more productive to use google to solve the issues I
encounter.
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