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How to make an Access Point from a ralink wireless card

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First post, by Zup

Posted on 2006-08-12, 22:13

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Sorry, only for spanish readers...

http://club.telepolis.com/zup/detodo/Creacion … ntodeacceso.pdf

EDIT: Now, it supports RT2500, RT61 and RT73 wireless cards (PCI, PCMCIA or USB).

Last edited by Zup on 2006-08-26, 17:09. Edited 1 time in total.

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Reply 1 of 2, by Xian97

Posted on 2006-08-13, 01:07

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I remember seeing something similar in English when I was looking for a cheap acess point for the kid's Nintendo DS.

http://www.scdev.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1375

I think that was the link I looked at. I hadn't got one yet, but your post reminded me of it.

Reply 2 of 2, by Zup

Posted on 2006-08-26, 17:12

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Yes, I made it out of some documents in english (there was very little information about it in spanish). Later, I bought a RT61 PCI card and I added some more information. Then, I bought a Conceptronic C54RU USB wireless adapter and I discovered that they switched from RT2500 to RT73 so I had to search new drivers and write some information more.

P.S.: In my situation, I AM the kid with the Nintendo DS (my girlfriend has one, too).

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I'm selling some stuff!

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