I didn't say that your mother could do this, but given that some amateurs have already modified the Linksys to do v6 then it would not be difficult for Cisco/Linksys to do so in a short timeframe, if they chose to.
The interesting question is why Cisco/Linksys has not done so yet. IMHO, this is the single biggest _logistical_ barrier to IPv6 deployment.
As for NAT, then v4+NAT dual-stack IPv6 will be very common.
I'd be perfectly happy to run IPv6 on my home network, and let my Linksys do 6-to-4 NAT, real 6to4, IPv6 tunnels, etc. as appropriate. Of course, if my monopoly broadband provider were to wake up and offer native IPv6, I'd want real IPv6 connectivity...
S
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CCIE #3723 "God is an inveterate gambler, and He throws the
K5SSS dice at every possible opportunity." --Stephen Hawking
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