Speaking of wifi cards, anyone have or use one of these Proxim Harmony
series cards?:
<http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo
=579897&sku=C26-1076%20P>

$15 for an 802.11b WiFi card looks to be a pretty-darn-good deal, but I
can't find any trace of MacOS support on Proxim's website. Supposedly
these Harmony cards _are_ supported by the open source driver under X
<http://wirelessdriver.sourceforge.net/faq.html#supported> so could be a
good choice for a Wallstreet or Lombard under X.x.

I couldn't resist ordering a couple just to find out, so when they arrive
I'll report their MacOS/X-compatibility. <G> I just remembered the topic,
obviously if there are no drivers for classic MacOS (ie: for PBs 500 and
5300) then all this is rather OT. <G>

Dan K

Dan


Here's a link to all the Harmony products' software:

http://www.proxim.com/support/all/harmony/software/index.html

No Mac stuff there. A couple of their press releases say that the Harmony line is for "enterprise" users, so you know who probably got left out. :-(

However, the folks I bought my Skyline card from also carry the Harmony card ($25 versus the $27 I paid for the Skyline). They say that the card is MacOS compatable. I don't now if they just copied the info from the Skyline card info or what, but you could give them a call, I guess.

http://www.emicrox.com/eShop/product.aspx?cid=-1&more=1&keywords=harmony+&pid=875472

Here's what the page says:

"11 Mbps maximum performance up to 150 feet, Supports industry-standard WEP security, IEEE 802.11b Wi-Fi Compatible, Works with Macintosh and Windows laptop computers."

That's what they say about the Skyline card, too. FWIW.

Regards,

Bob Eye
Dallas, TX

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