Be careful...look for wi-fi branding...otherwise its got to have 802.11b or g to work with your linksys. Look for the letter..it is important...
802.11 (no letter)is a slightly older protocol that can fall into a couple of different categories...recognized such as openair...spectrum 24.....and others... mostly older stuff Alvaro Zuniga wrote: >Hello everyone: >I have a question about the Aviator 2.4 Wireles Network PCMCIA. All I >know about this card is the name above, that it is supported by the >Linux Kernel and that it works on 802.11 networks. > >I have Linksys Wireless-B router that came with a WPC11 V4 PCMCIA card. >This card supports 802.11b networks. My question is would the Aviator >card work with this router? When they say that it is compatible with >802.11 does this mean that it can use 802.11a, b or g although for what >I have read g mignth not be compatible with a and b. > > > > >thanks, > >Alvaro Zuniga > > > >_______________________________________________ >General mailing list >[email protected] >http://brlug.net/mailman/listinfo/general_brlug.net > > >
