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From: Christiaan Keet <keet@plig.net>
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Subject: wi as access point?
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I've got a Lucent Orinoco WaveLAN card (wi0) in a PCI bridge.  It
seems to work fine in a peer-to-peer configuration, but is it
possible to configure the wi device to act as access point?

- Christiaan

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