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2007-08-30
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All wifi adapters support adhoc. It's in the wireless spec.
As for a specific adapter. You can buy a cheap one and it will work fine. If you're not sure how to set it up and would like tech support, you'll want to stick with a name brand.
As for a specific adapter. You can buy a cheap one and it will work fine. If you're not sure how to set it up and would like tech support, you'll want to stick with a name brand.
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2007-08-31
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Originally Posted by wassabi
thanks a lot!
All wifi adapters support adhoc. It's in the wireless spec.
As for a specific adapter. You can buy a cheap one and it will work fine. If you're not sure how to set it up and would like tech support, you'll want to stick with a name brand.
I want to buy "LINKSYS WUSB54GC"
I mailed the tech support, and the mail system promised me to give a reply with in 24 hr, but I got nothing after 2 days, linksys sucks....
But I don't know how to choose, some usb wifi NIC say it support AD-HOC, but others say nothing. Must I buy the one that clearly said that?
thanks