Well, I'm pretty much in the same position. I have a desktop/home server computer (Asus P5WDH Deluxe Mainboard) which works with opensolaris last dev release (soon snv110) I have a laptop (dell) from my work dualbooting winxp and opensolaris, updated with the last dev repository.
The first one works with the myk driver, but each time I install has to compile it by hand before I get LAN network access. I even never tried to get the onboard wifi working, I know it's hopeless. The second one (Dell Latitude D620) has a bcm4311 built-in adapter, used to work in 32bit mode with ndis (no longer AFAIK), but of course nothing in 64bit. I tried (I mean bought) at least 5 different USB/PCMCIA adapters before I got 1 to work with the malo driver. Now, since crossbow, it no longer works, so I'm out of luck. I mean it there are atheros drivers that seem to work but AFAIK no possibility to by them, they cannot be find in stores (at least in France where Iive). I love opensolaris, but it makes my life hard to have to be plugged. I think the devs should at leats integrate such working drivers as malo and have them updated to each change. With osol-0906 coming I gave hope of malo getting upgraded before... Bruno Bruno -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
