On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 08:48:07AM -0700, Jacek Pliszka wrote: > Well, if you do not like it you are free to fix it [absence of documentation]. > Right now I would rather have them: > a) fixing bugs like: > - 0.1.14 system hangs > - 0.1.13 timing issues > b) adding necessry features like: > - WEP > - Infrastructure Maste mode
It's absurd to suggest that there is some sort of competition between correcting bugs and documenting a program. In fact I would say that documentation is essential to the development of a bug-free program. > This is alpha software which is under development. When the version > gets beta I am sure the will be documentation. I'm was only asking for instructions on how to use the program ... > For me README was clear enough. I guess that if the soft is alpha > and you do not know how to use it - don't, wait until it is OK. Well, I have this device -- Orinoco USB Client -- and I want to use it. [I'm pretty sure I'll be able to get it working too.] > OK. Read the archives. Is there any way of searching the archives, as a matter of interest? > > (I have a Sony 802.11 card which works with orinoco_cs, > > even though I have seen no mention of it anywhere.) > > Probably because nobody else has it. But AFAIR Sony is identical to > Orinoco - they even look the same. > Then the comments on the list for Orinoco client apply. Actually you are wrong -- it is a variant of Intersil. Incidentally, may I ask -- as a newbie to the world of 802.11 -- what is the relation between linux-wlan-ng and the kernel 802.11 stuff? Are they rivals (or perhaps I should say parallel developments) or are they part of the same thing? I assumed the former; but some of the similarities in the code made me wonder. -- Timothy Murphy e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] tel: 086-233 6090 s-mail: School of Mathematics, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-users
