Hi Michael.
> > There are two different drivers available. One OS-driver that comes
> > with the pcmcia package (wvlan_cs), and one official driver (should
> > be open sourced since v6.0) from Lucent, that can be found by
> > digging on ftp.wavelan.com.
> I'll look at the ftp.wavelan.com site and see what they have.
> There are several things I don't like about the Wavelan drivers that
> were on the CD that came with the cards. Maybe the ones on the ftp
> site are an improvement.
I�m sure they are. They now incorporate features like "micoroven
robustness" that formerly were only available in the win drivers. The
version on CD maybe is 3.x or 4.x, the drivers on the ftp-server are
6.x.
> > BTW: the PCI-adapter won�t work with current releases of the
> > PCI-code (within the kernel). At least on local testing systems
> > there have been problems getting these adapters to work. But the
> > author of the pci-code is informed and works on that. The
> > ISA-adapter works just great.
> Whoa! Is that ANY of the PCI pcmcia adapters or just the ones
> from Lucent? I was about to have them send me some for testing but
> if they're not going to work, I've got to shift gears...
I know of two PCI pcmcia-bridges that currently do not work. The first
is the TI 1225 which is used on the Lucent pcmcia-adapters, the second
is the TI 1131. The TI1225 is not recognized at all (at least at the
time I last tried to get it working, which is about a month ago), the
TI1131 is recognized but does not work correctly. I received a bugfix
from Martin Mares (?) who wrote the PCI code for the kernel, that
hopefully works, but I had no time to test it up to now.
Bye, Mike
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