If he physically got the card into the PCMCIA slot, then it must be
16bit, non-cardbus, for a cardbus card wouldnt fit without
modification.
On May 4, 2004, at 9:00 PM, Brian wrote:
Where did you get the card? There are cardbus and non-cardbus "gold"
cards. Last I looked I almost bought thewrong one. Check the tech
specs, the 1400 can't do cardbus.
Orinoco software that was installed was v7.2. I currently use a
PowerPort
Platinum PC card for a tethered ethernet connection. Tried the
wireless
with and without the PowerPort card in.
I like my GV ethernet/modem card BUT I've found that its drivers don't
play well with others.
If you verify your have a non-cardbus card, try disabling everything
GV (cdev and extensions both).
I'll pull out my orinoco card and check the model #, 1 moment...
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