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Linksys WRT54G vs. D-Link
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The WRT54G offers three methods to update firmware. The .exe fashion is easy as can be.
The WRT54G in Pc Magazine testing had a much better range than the D-Link.
The WRT54G outsells the Linksys by a factor of 7 to 1. You should be able to find a lot of support in the Linksys Forums here, and elsewhere. Particularly Good is the DSLR Linksys Forum (they have a good D-Link Forum as well):
The WRT54G in Pc Magazine testing had a much better range than the D-Link.
The WRT54G outsells the Linksys by a factor of 7 to 1. You should be able to find a lot of support in the Linksys Forums here, and elsewhere. Particularly Good is the DSLR Linksys Forum (they have a good D-Link Forum as well):
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Thank you for your valuable post!
I have now purchased and installed the router. The customer choosed not the wireless model.
It seems it is not compatible with Mac OS X? I was using my PowerBook and it kept disconnecting with the MS Messenger.
I think we purchased this model:
I'm currently not at the office...
Is it possible to update the firmware using a Mac OS computer?
I have now purchased and installed the router. The customer choosed not the wireless model.
It seems it is not compatible with Mac OS X? I was using my PowerBook and it kept disconnecting with the MS Messenger.
I think we purchased this model:
I'm currently not at the office...
Is it possible to update the firmware using a Mac OS computer?
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