Awesome info, thanks everyone for helping find a good solution. I have yet
to purchase but have very good direction on some candidates to buy now.
Klistvud: Thanks for the tips - I prefer to put my money towards a
Linux-friendly company any chance I get. I'd prefer a new card if possible
but not
Mark wrote:
Awesome info, thanks everyone for helping find a good solution. I have yet
to purchase but have very good direction on some candidates to buy now.
Klistvud: Thanks for the tips - I prefer to put my money towards a
Linux-friendly company any chance I get. I'd prefer a new card if po
Wayne wrote:
>> Do a google search for madwifi. All the info about cards that work with
the Atheros drivers is there. Look for the Compatibility page.
Thanks Wayne, unfortunately the madwifi Compatibility page is broken when I
go there (http://www.madwifi.org/wiki/Compatibility). No problem, I
Mark wrote:
Wayne wrote:
Do a google search for madwifi. All the info about cards that work with
the Atheros drivers is there. Look for the Compatibility page.
Thanks Wayne, unfortunately the madwifi Compatibility page is broken when I
go there (http://www.madwifi.org/wiki/Compatibility). N
* Wayne Topa [2009 Aug 19 13:48 -0500]:
> Glad you got a good buy. I'm sure you'll be happy with the Atheros
> chip. I sure am.
Ditto, Wayne.
I think now the Atheros chipsets should be among the preferred wireless
adapters these days. I bought a Linksys WPC-55AG almost five years
ago and it
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