Keith Olsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking around I found a few resources for wirelss under Linux, but they seem
to refer to cards that are no longer marketed
anybody have a reccomendations for something currently available with good
support under linux?
I'm using a D-Link DWL-G510
The get a wireless bridge or get a wireless gaming
adaptor is probably the easiest thing to do.That
way, you know it will work (assuming your on-board
wired ethernet interface works), and you're not
introducing yet another kernel module dependent on an
out-of-tree project.
That's what I
David Whyte wrote:
I have a DLink DWL650 PCMCIA card supported by the madwifi project and
it works very well.
You do? And it works well?
I have the D-Link PCI DWL-520+ and DWL-G520+, which are pretty much
the 650 card in a PCI form I believe but I gather the support is very
bad. I couldn't get
i too would suggest getting a nic based on a prism54 chipset (i've got a
pcmcia netgear wg511 and it works like charm) the driver for those is
actually in the vanilla stock kernel since 2.4.26 afaik
(http://prism54.org - is outdated since driver development is done in
the kernel now, but lots of
Keith Olsen wrote:
Looking around I found a few resources for wirelss under Linux, but they seem
to refer to cards that are no longer marketed
anybody have a reccomendations for something currently available with good support under linux?
If you have an Ethernet port on the box, why not go
Looking around I found a few resources for wirelss under Linux, but they seem
to refer to cards that are no longer marketed
anybody have a reccomendations for something currently available with good
support under linux?
Thanks!
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mythtv-users
I woudn't call it good support, but I have the Linksys WMP54G in my
Myth box working well. You have to use NDISWrapper with the Windows
drivers to get it going,but there's plenty of help around on how to
make it work. If you have any questions, let me know.
Robin
On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 19:50:16
On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 19:50:16 -0700, Keith Olsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking around I found a few resources for wirelss under Linux, but they seem
to refer to cards that are no longer marketed
anybody have a reccomendations for something currently available with good
support under
anybody have a reccomendations for something currently available with good
support under linux?
If you want to support open source I would suggest to:
- look at prism54 based cards (prism54.org)
- if you don't look for cards supported by the madwifi sourceforge
project (it's not completely
I have a DLink DWL650 PCMCIA card supported by the madwifi project and
it works very well.
You do? And it works well?
I have the D-Link PCI DWL-520+ and DWL-G520+, which are pretty much
the 650 card in a PCI form I believe but I gather the support is very
bad. I couldn't get the to work
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