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Saturday 16 December 2006 at 3:51 pm RP-SMA antennas will screw onto SMA antenna sockets just fine, but won't actually work.

U.fl connectors are the work of someone very evil.

Decent wireless cards can actually operate surprisingly far without an antenna...

Look out for the voyage install script, it attempts to chroot into the installed directory and run several things. Not good if the Linux system it's installing from is on a PowerPC box.

You can't actually change the mode of a madwifi interface, you have to destroy it and create a new one.

Don't mess up the memory offset when trying to set GPIO pins - it generally results in something nasty happening in the I/O port space...

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