[CLUE-Tech] Linux 802.11b
Dale K. Hawkins
dhawkins at cdrgts.com
Mon Jan 12 08:19:17 MST 2004
"Timothy C. Klein" <teece at silverklein.net> writes:
> Need advice on what 802.11b PCI wireless LAN card folks are using
> successfully with Linux.
>
> I bought a Linksys WMP11 PCI 802.11b card, because I had read up on
> it earlier and it worked with Linux (prism drivers from Linux-WLAN).
Been there. Done that. I brought a WPC11 which I thought was
supported, but I discovered mine was a version 4, which has a
different chipset. *Grrrr* Well, I have the card running, but I have
had to use a very specific kernel version and the driver still has
issues if I do not explicitly shut it down before shutting the
machine. Of course, this is all for the laptop.
For the desktop, I took a much, much easier route. I bought a
wireless ethernet bridge. Very slick and easy to use. Sure you have
to have a regular ethercard, but those are easy!
-Dale
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