On Mon, May 03, 2004 at 01:11:40AM -0700, DaveC wrote:
> So what we have is a wireless card, when installed in a base station
> enclosure, can't communicate with another base station. But when it
> is installed in a laptop's PCMCIA card slot, can communicate with a
> base station.
>
> Does this logic seem non-linear to anyone else?
Short version: that *hardware* can communicate with a base station,
when loaded with it's factory-standard retail firmware.
When installed into an Airport, that firmware {amy not be,is unlikely
to be} what's actually running, and the card, removed from the Airport
might {not run at all in a laptop,no longer work as a client card at
all} (depending on how they did things).
Cheers.
-- jra
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