Saw a hack on TechTV about using 3rd party 802.11g cards for use in a standard PCI slot or Powerbook slot. This is a hack to use the Apple Airport Extreme driver for 3rd party cards. Requires Jag-wire and an Airport Extreme base station. Looking over the instructions at OSXHax, this can be rewarding but not for the feint of heart. See the complete documentation with reader feedback here: http://www.osxhax.com/archives/000025.html -- Pax,
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