Definitely brings back memories. I used to build small networks including supplying 386 boxes that booted LRP from a floppy to share a dialup internet connecti

Definitely brings back memories. I used to build small networks including supplying 386 boxes that booted LRP from a floppy to share a dialup internet connection for small businesses or university student houses. A lot were 10b2 internal networks since they didn't need to spend extra on a hub. Later, I remember choosing a Cisco Aironet 350? PCMCIA 802.11b card over the ORiNOCO (probably on price as I think both had wide compatibility and good power output) to use both in my NEC mobilepro and with a few improvised long-range wifi links. I built cantennas and biquads to get remote access to free and fast university internet.... Also remember trying to get my hands on a Senao 200mW PCMCIA card to squeeze out more range.