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In response to "WRT54GL, even the 8 year old one, is popular because you can completely replace the firmware with better code called openWRT" by Beryllium

ah, I am unlikely to do that. I see ML rec'd this one a while back. it looks promising. (linked). allow me a dumb question?

Posted by b. (aka starrynit) Jun 10 '15, 13:27

(please.) dumb because I just don't know/haven't had to do it before.

when my current router was set-up, it was done through my now-super-ancient desktop, which I need to clear-out and get rid of soon. I don't need anything hard-wired to use the wireless router, do I? can I set it up with a non-wired laptop?

ML rec'd router. (www.amazon.com)

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I bought that same one and set it up wirelessly. -- nm - Beryllium Jun 10, 13:28 1
- great, thanks! I'll try your tip below before buying anything new, but I'll keep that one in mind (and in my amazon cart in case the price goes down) -- nm - b. Jun 10, 13:29

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ah, I am unlikely to do that. I see ML rec'd this one a while back. it looks promising. (linked). allow me a dumb question?

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