Use of Wavelan Bronze Wireless Cards I have an odd, somewhat archaic dilemma: I have some G3 and G4 'Books I am selling, and due to the expense of internal airport cards, I am providing a PC Card Wireless adapter in each of the sales. I have a stack of Lucent Wavelan Bronze cards (BroadCom chipsets) as supply. They work fine--at my home network. When I am in OS9, the card reads as an Airport card, when in X it works well with the driver from IOExperts. However, when I take the machine to a couple local WiFi cafes, I get nothing. No joy. Not even an indication of an available network. The cafes are not encrypted--not protected. Any ideas as to the cause and effect of this dilemma? Any ideas on how to correct the problem?
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