[plug] Supported wireless cards under Linux
David Lloyd
lloy0076 at adam.com.au
Thu Jan 8 19:08:49 WST 2004
Cameron,
> I've managed to borrow a laptop to take to LCA, but it has no wireless
> card. :-/ PLE advertise a $50 "GENERIC PCMCIA 802.11B #" - is that more
> likely to work under Linux than not, or is buying a wireless card for
> use under Linux a matter of carefully researching which cards are
> supported and which aren't?
Orinoco based cards are known to work. Minitars do work (but not altogether
too well). You'd get a better response if you could determine the actual
chipset that the "generic" card uses...
I don't know *who* PLE are - would they let you try one out?
DSL
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