I am building a generic-pc-1.3b15.img M0n0wall on an old PII whitebox. 
In the interest of one less gadget/wires/power-supply, I was thinking 
about adding a PCI wireless card and using the M0n0wall stuff.

The Froogle links (awesome idea) aren't always clear if the device is a 
PC Card or PCI, or what.  For the couple that I'm pretty sure are PCI 
(e.g., Netgear MA311), they are a) only 11Mb and b) > $50.  So this may 
not be as fast and as cost effective as I'd hoped.


1) Is http://doc.m0n0.ch/handbook/hardware-wireless.html current and 
correct for v1.3 (I know, still in beta, but...)?

2) Is this, circa 2004, still true? http://doc.m0n0.ch/handbook/faq-ap.html

3) Is this actually a Good Idea, or should I just get a cheap 
stand-alone AP and be done with it?  (In that case, recommendations for 
that?)


Thanks,
JP
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