That's strange since Dell's own TrueMobile wireless hardware is actually
relabeled Orinoco/Lucent hardware.  It seems like there would be other
problems from devices such as video boards or capture cards that stress the
PCI bus more than a wireless LAN card...

--Jason

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Don Hayward
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 10:00 AM
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Subject: [BAWUG] Re: Network cable unplugged.


I just received a call from Orinoco regarding this problem.

The upshot is the the Orinoco card in pci adapter will not work in the
Dell model I am working with (Optiplex GX240).  The reason given is
that becasue the pci slots are on a riser, rather than on the system
board itself, there is an insurmoutable latency problem.  This seems
to be common with many Dell models similarly designed.

The Orinoco tech suggested trying their usb version.

Hope this saves some folks some time.

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