Didn’t realized MLDonkey 3.0.2 has been released until I saw Marcos comment. Tried my luck at compiling this release. Installation instructions are similar to previous versions (e.g. MLDonkey 2.9.7). If there are any issues with the package. Do inform me. 
- mldonkey lite – supports filetp, bittorrent
- mldonkey lite (no gd) – supports filetp, bittorrent
- mldonkey normal – supports filetp, bittorrent, edonkey
- mldonkey normal (no gd) – supports filetp, bittorrent, edonkey
- mldonkey full – supports filetp, bittorrent, edonkey, directconnect
- mldonkey full (no gd) – supports filetp, bittorrent, edonkey, directconnect
Managed to find some time to compile the MLDonkey 3.0.1 a few days back. Installation instructions are similar to previous versions (e.g. MLDonkey 2.9.7)
- mldonkey lite – supports filetp, bittorrent
- mldonkey lite (no gd) – supports filetp, bittorrent
- mldonkey normal – supports filetp, bittorrent, edonkey
- mldonkey normal (no gd) – supports filetp, bittorrent, edonkey
- mldonkey full – supports filetp, bittorrent, edonkey, directconnect
- mldonkey full (no gd) – supports filetp, bittorrent, edonkey, directconnect
The D-Link DIR-600 router is a one-third wireless N device. What is one-third wireless N? It simply means that its wireless feature can perform at speeds higher than wireless G (802.11g) and lower than wireless N (802.11n).
Now the D-Link DIR-600 supports DD-WRT. For those who like to get more out of their device, simply download the firmware from this dd-wrt forum thread. Flashing it is relatively straight forward, simply get into the emergency web server page (setting your computer IP to be 192.168.20.80/24, then follow the “Getting into Emergency Recovery Page” section of Flashing DIR-300 back to original firmware).
Have fun!
The DWA-160 looks pretty much like its predecessor, DWA-140, except that it white in color and has support for 5Ghz band. Both the DWA-160 and DWA-140 are OEM from RAlink’s RT2870 so it is perfectly fine to use the drivers from RAlink’s website.
Did a wireless throughput test using the follow equipments:
- DWA-160
- HP EliteBook 2530p
- DIR-855
- DNS-343
- DNS-323
The test environment
Files of size greater than 4GB will be placed on the NAS (DNS-343, DNS-323) attached to the DIR-855. DWA-160 will be set up on the HP EliteBook 2530p using RAlink’s drivers for RT2870.
The HP EliteBook 2530p will be placed 5 meters from the DIR-855.
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It finally arrived! Snapped some pictures of the USB adaptor. It should work perfectly with my DIR-855!
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It seems to me that the wireless features of both the DIR-855 and DIR-655 are pretty much the same. The only exception is that DIR-855 came equipped with 5Ghz Wireless A/N band.
I remember being taught that the higher the frequency, the shorter the wavelength but higher penetrative strength. Shorter wavelength leads to shorter transmission distance. So I would expect wireless network on 5Ghz band to be shorter in range but packs more punching power through walls or obstacles. I’ve done a simple wireless speed test without any obstacles in this post (DIR-855 wireless speed).
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