Multiple SSIDs: what firmware to use?

I have a WRT54GL, and I've heard some of those open-source firmwares allow you to create multiple SSIDs. I have some computers that use WPA, and one computer that uses WEP. So I'd like to be able to create one SSID for WPA clients, and another SSID for WEP clients. And also a third SSID for guests. What firmware will allow me to do that easily?

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