Richards Jr, Edward C. wrote: > I can report the D-Link Air wireless Compact Flash card works very well > with the Zaurus. After all the head acks I've had in the pcmcia area > with Linux, the Zaurus and the Dlink air worked "right out of the box". > While I got the Zaurus cheap from Home Shopping Network ($199- $40 > after battery rebate), I ended up paying full price on the wireless card > at Office Depot. > > Bob > > Bob, > > Which D-Link card are you using? I have a DWL-650 (I think). > > 73, > > Ed Richards > > PS: Anyone want a Pocket PC cheap?..... :) > > > > > > > This email, including any attached files, may contain confidential and > privileged information. Any review, use, distribution or disclosure of > included information by unintended recipients is strictly prohibited. If you > are not a named recipient or authorized to receive and / or act on > information sent to a named recipient, or have reason to believe you are not > or should not be one of the named recipients, please notify sender > accordingly by reply email and delete all copies of this message prior to > forwarding, copying or otherwise reproducing this message or attachments > thereto. For information regarding the export control status of items > discussed in this document, please refer to the project control list. Thank > you. > > > > _______________________________________________ > General mailing list > [email protected] > http://brlug.net/mailman/listinfo/general_brlug.net > Hello Ed, As far as pcmcia wireless cards and Linux working on laptops, I've used: Linksys WPC11 versions 1,2,4* cards. Netgear MA401 versions 2.4,2.5* D-link DWL-650+*
* = Drivers are not integrated in Redhat distros Compact Flash D-Link DCF-660W I am using the D-Link DCF-660W Compact Flash wireless card in the Zaurus. No driver support was needed as it worked out of the box. Bpb
