Another alternative I found for dealing with machines where cards/drivers are
not always well supported is an ethernet to WiFi dongle - this basically plugs
into an ethernet port and has a wi-fi chipset internally that you configure
thru a web interface (much like you would a router or DSL/cable modem) -
requires absolutely NO driver support on the computer at all - if it has an
ethernet port this will work.
Only drawback is they often need a USB port for power, or a seperate power
supply.
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