Installed 3 of them last week on Win98/Me machines. The windows drivers are not documented correctly in the printed, cd or web site manuals (as of last week, thou after spending the better part of an hour on the phone to support in Auckland this may have been fixed).
(Trick for the Win98/Me driver is to install it before you plug in the unit even thou the manual clearly says to plug in the device first.) Details of the chip set and a stack of other info is on the CD so it shouldn't be to hard to track down a driver for the chip set. There was support for the previous version. I suggest just dropping Chris Day at DSE a quick line. He's always on the ball. HTH Cheers Don cc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Sun, 2004-09-19 at 20:41, Alasdair Tennant wrote: > Has anybody had any luck using the Dick Smith 802.11b USB stick? > They are $66, which is pretty cheap, and I want to use a 'standard' > 802.11 device that can be freely swapped around on laptops > and desktop machines - Linux and Windows. DSE usually show > Linux compatibility on the box, but not on these.
