J Sloan wrote:
koffiejunkie wrote:
J Sloan wrote:
Clark Sann wrote:
Wifi still doesn't work as well as it should under Linux but it is
usable. (What it should do is let you be connected to a wired
connection at the same time you are connected via wifi, just like
windoze does.)
If you g
koffiejunkie wrote:
J Sloan wrote:
Clark Sann wrote:
Wifi still doesn't work as well as it should under Linux but it is
usable. (What it should do is let you be connected to a wired
connection at the same time you are connected via wifi, just like
windoze does.)
If you get one of these
G T Smith wrote:
>
> - From experience I would say when one can have as many problems with
> non-embedded WiFi configurations with Windows as one can have with Linux
> configurations generally. The manufacturers usually ensure that the
> drivers work with the embedded chip set for Windows 32 on lap
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koffiejunkie wrote:
> CyberOrg wrote:
>> On 8/7/07, Jerry Houston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Linux-friendly PCMCIA Wireless Card?
>>
>> I recently bought Netgear WG511 v2 that has Marvel chip, DON'T BUY
>> that one.
>>
>> It works only with ndisw
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koffiejunkie wrote:
> J Sloan wrote:
>> Clark Sann wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Wifi still doesn't work as well as it should under Linux but it is
>>> usable. (What it should do is let you be connected to a wired
>>> connection at the same time you are connec
CyberOrg wrote:
On 8/7/07, Jerry Houston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Linux-friendly PCMCIA Wireless Card?
I recently bought Netgear WG511 v2 that has Marvel chip, DON'T BUY that one.
It works only with ndiswrapper using windows drivers so you will not
get benefit of kismet, airsnort/crack and o
Hans van der Merwe wrote:
On Tue, 2007-08-07 at 07:59 +0100, koffiejunkie wrote:
J Sloan wrote:
Clark Sann wrote:
Wifi still doesn't work as well as it should under Linux but it is
usable. (What it should do is let you be connected to a wired
connection at the same time you are connected v
On 8/7/07, Jerry Houston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Linux-friendly PCMCIA Wireless Card?
I recently bought Netgear WG511 v2 that has Marvel chip, DON'T BUY that one.
It works only with ndiswrapper using windows drivers so you will not
get benefit of kismet, airsnort/crack and other advance featu
On Tue, 2007-08-07 at 07:59 +0100, koffiejunkie wrote:
> J Sloan wrote:
> > Clark Sann wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >> Wifi still doesn't work as well as it should under Linux but it is
> >> usable. (What it should do is let you be connected to a wired
> >> connection at the same time you are connected v
J Sloan wrote:
Clark Sann wrote:
Wifi still doesn't work as well as it should under Linux but it is
usable. (What it should do is let you be connected to a wired
connection at the same time you are connected via wifi, just like
windoze does.)
If you get one of these and need any help, le
Jerry Houston wrote:
Is there such a thing?
I've had more problems than anyone deserves trying to get two laptops
(Toshiba and Lenovo) to communicate with my 211g network using the
onboard wireless network adapters, and it occurred to me that perhaps
there's one on a card that I could use instea
Jerry Houston wrote:
> Is there such a thing?
>
> I've had more problems than anyone deserves trying to get two laptops
> (Toshiba and Lenovo) to communicate with my 211g network using the
> onboard wireless network adapters, and it occurred to me that perhaps
> there's one on a card that I could u
Clark Sann wrote:
Wifi still doesn't work as well as it should under Linux but it is
usable. (What it should do is let you be connected to a wired
connection at the same time you are connected via wifi, just like
windoze does.)
If you get one of these and need any help, let me know.
Cla
On Mon August 6 2007 18:56:11 Jerry Houston wrote:
> Is there such a thing?
>
> I've had more problems than anyone deserves trying to get two laptops
> (Toshiba and Lenovo) to communicate with my 211g network using the
> onboard wireless network adapters, and it occurred to me that perhaps
> there'
Is there such a thing?
I've had more problems than anyone deserves trying to get two laptops
(Toshiba and Lenovo) to communicate with my 211g network using the
onboard wireless network adapters, and it occurred to me that perhaps
there's one on a card that I could use instead. Has anyone here don
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