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Old 07-08-2011, 18:48   #7
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Re: Using a spare router to increase signal range

Not sure for your model but try the dd-wrt firmware. I have Linksys 54g router and use it for the exactly the same thing you want to do. The is a guide on the dd-wrt website on how to do this.

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