On Thu, Jun 05, 2003 at 08:47:51AM -0500, kmiller01 wrote:
> Do any of you guys have opinions on which wireless cards are
> supported best and are easiest to set up?
I bought an Orinoco Silver. Three points:
1. Old chipset, Linux drivers exist.
2. Silver is cheaper than Gold, and as both models
On Thu, 2003-06-05 at 10:00, Peter N. Spotts wrote:
> > We're looking at putting wireless cards into a couple of laptops here,
> > one is an older Toshiba, the other is a new Dell. Do any of you guys
> > have opinions on which wireless cards are supported best and are
> > easiest to set up? We'll
>> We're looking at putting wireless cards into a couple of laptops here,
>> one is an older Toshiba, the other is a new Dell. Do any of you guys
>> have opinions on which wireless cards are supported best and are
>> easiest to set up? We'll be doing 2-3 laptops and only one AP.
>>
>> Tnx,
>>
> We're looking at putting wireless cards into a couple of laptops here,
> one is an older Toshiba, the other is a new Dell. Do any of you guys
> have opinions on which wireless cards are supported best and are
> easiest to set up? We'll be doing 2-3 laptops and only one AP.
>
> Tnx,
> Kerry M
I've had excellent success with NetGear MA-401 PCMCIA cards for all my
laptops. Excellent compatibilty (orinoco driver, avaliable for various
distributions, well tested), seems to achieve more range from the base
station than my iBook/Airport system, and excellent build quality.
I can't recomme
We're looking at putting wireless cards into a couple of laptops here, one
is an older Toshiba, the other is a new Dell. Do any of you guys have
opinions on which wireless cards are supported best and are easiest to set
up? We'll be doing 2-3 laptops and only one AP.
Tnx,
Kerry Miller
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