I've never heard of one of those. Thanks for replying I'm off to google 'wireless ehernet bridge'

An ethernet bridge converts/connects two different networks. In the case of a wireless ethernet bridge, it's going to connect a wireless network with a wired one. This effectivel…

Here is a list of wireless products with Mac drivers. http://home.earthlink.net/~metaphyzx/Wireless.htm Remember that manufacturers often have many different revisions of the sa…

nice find that list, cheers!

Here's another site with chipsets for wireless products: http://broadcom.rapla.net/ Click the chipset manufacturer name at the bottom to see products with their chipsets. I can't …

Hi, I've bought a Apple refurbed Mac mini which came without Airport Extreme installed. If I buy something like the Belkin Wireless Network Access Point, I take it I can just plug…

I don't think that's the device you're looking for. This one joins your wireless computers with your wired network. Belkin offers this device which will plug into your mini's eth…

Thanks, I think I meant the adapter and not the access point. I'll probably go with the Belkin adapter instead of a USB device, as it seems the Belkin will be more straight forwar…

No problem. Yes, it will definitely be much easier to spend the money and get something you know will work.

Hi, I am a recovering DLink user. I have finally kicked the habit and having read many reports here, am going to embrace LinkSys... I want a wireless router with good range and …

good post i await any responses because i to am looking into a Linksys

I just have a regular WRT54G v4 flashed with DD-WRT. I can use it with speeds of around 3 MB/s anywhere in my house.

3mb/s isn't that a bit slow?

Tomchu said "3MB/s" which I take to be "three megabytes per second," while the 802.11g standard gives us a theoretical max of 54 "megaBITS per second." That is a theoretical max (…

Quote: Originally Posted by ghporter .... all of the "SRX," "speed boost," "rate doubler," etc. technologies are proprietary; you WILL NOT get the advertised speeds unless you u…

I actually get up to about 4 MB/s when in the same room as the router, or in the next one.

Quote: Originally Posted by domcaz Yes - I know this, but both Netgear and Linksys have told me that their technologies will still give SLIGHTLY better range than their older 's…

I have looked through the forums, looked through the folders on my computer and cannot find where to install the Optimized G4 Boinc Superbench client that I downloaded from our for…

OK.... Here is what I did for Mac os X 10.4.xx. This may not be the correct or best way but seemed to work for me. If you are already running BOINC manager, select 'no new work' …

Quote: Originally Posted by Knightrider OK.... Here is what I did for Mac os X 10.4.xx. This may not be the correct or best way but seemed to work for me. If you are already r…

The client downloads automatically for all projects into the projects folder for that project. On seti at home you have an option to install a highly optimised client which is avai…

Quote: Originally Posted by OneMacGuy I cannot find the Boinc client. I can find the Boinc Manager and I can find the hdd\library\applications support\boinc data\projects folde…

Quote: Originally Posted by beadman BOINC Manager IS the BOINC Client. The SETI Client is, for example, named "seti@home-G4-a5" or something close to that. If you use the SETI c…

Team MacNN has several different flavors of optimized BOINC Manager, depending on whether you have a G3, G4, or G5, and 10.4.x or 10.3.9. The web site is here for the optimized BO…

Quote: Originally Posted by beadman As I understand it, the optimized client gives you a little higher bench marks, which helps your credit scores, but it also results in the BO…