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I am looking at the TP-Link TL-WN722N high gain USB dongle.
I was curious if anyone knew if the rum(4) driver will support this hardware=
, if I could run it in HOSTAP mode, and if not, what high gain adapter would=
 that you all would suggest?
Thanks in advanced.=