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Linksys Wireless Cable/DSL Access Point + 4 Port Switch

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From: Haisam K. Ido
Date: Thu, 30 May 2002 01:49
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I bought a "Linksys Wireless Cable/DSL Access Point + 4 Port Switch" and 
  it seemed flaky if one of the computers was disconnected and it would 
lockup for a long duration. So I thought that this may be a faulty 
switch and got a replacement and the same thing happened.  It seems to 
be ok when all the pc's connected to it and the switch are booted in the 
proper sequence.  Has anyone experienced this before?

I know that this is not a specific Linux question but all my pc's are 
linux ones :-)

What is an equivelant and reliable device?

Thanks in advance
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From: "Haisam K. Ido" <haisam@ido.org>
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Subject: Linksys Wireless Cable/DSL Access Point + 4 Port Switch
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