re-sending..
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http://www.linux-wlan.org/docs/wlan_adapters.html
thats the official wireless support page, it lists almost every NIC known to
man and the support level...HTH
On September 3, 2003 12:18 am, you wrote:
> Nick W wrote:
> >With regards to PCMCIA cards, most 802.11G cards are not yet
> > linux-friendly. If you need the 54Mb/s stay away from linksys and
> > anything with a broadcom chipset, they are arrogant about thier
> > anti-linux ways. Try to get a card with a prizm chipset for Wireless-G,
> > as they have the best linux support to date...
>
> From what I know, 802.11B cards are very well supported in general...
>
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>
> Would you happen to have some brand and models for Linux-friendly PCI
> wireless NICs, then? Ones that you've already tried and tested.
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