My Gentoo workstation connects to my Gentoo router's wireless WPA
connection just fine, but the wireless card built into my girlfriend's
XP laptop does not support a WPA connection at all. I won't use WEP,
but I really need to get her connected. The router's single ethernet
port is being used
Hi,
maybe it would be easier to buy a PCMCIA-based wireless card.
This would eliminate the need for cabeling the laptop down.
I own several and even the cheap ones that come at 17 € have good reach
and support WPA (sometimes even WPA2).
Just a suggestion.
HTH
Paul
2006-06-11 (日) の 12:03 -0700
Hi,
maybe it would be easier to buy a PCMCIA-based wireless card.
This would eliminate the need for cabeling the laptop down.
I own several and even the cheap ones that come at 17 € have good reach
and support WPA (sometimes even WPA2).
Just a suggestion.
HTH
Paul
You think the config would
Hi,
as far as I know getting her online shouldn't be a problem then.
All the cards you can buy will probably ship with drivers for Windows XP
so you'll get it running very fast. Afterwards you can just configure
her laptop to access the wireless router you connect to with your
workstation without
On 11/06/06, Grant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
maybe it would be easier to buy a PCMCIA-based wireless card.
This would eliminate the need for cabeling the laptop down.
I own several and even the cheap ones that come at 17 € have good reach
and support WPA (sometimes even WPA2).
Just a
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