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Old 11-20-2007, 04:24 AM   #1
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bridging wireless networks - kubuntu laptop

hello all,

i have an acer aspire 5051AWXMi laptop with one on board wifi interface (atheros chipset) and another one (netgear pcmcia card) and i would like to bridge these two networks...

Let's suppose that both cards are working fine (because i am currently working on some problems with madwifi etc) what exactly should i do to bridge these networks ?

thanks a lot!
 
  


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