On Tue, Sep 09, 2003 at 09:08:25PM +0200, Rob Wultsch wrote:
/_Kevin Brown wrote:
/_>Mike Starke wrote:
/_>
/_>>It is time to get my daughter on the Internet and I
/_>>need/want to do it wireless.
/_>>
/_>>Although she has XP right now, ole Dad just may put Debian
/_>>on it one day if she doesn't keep the room clean :-)
/_>>Anyone care to comment about this card?
/_>>
http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/default.asp?EDC=494362
/_>>
/_>>Any equivalent cheaper ones out there (at Fry's)?
/_>>
/_>I have a PCMCIA version of the 802.11b gold card. So far I've been very
/_>happy with the Lucent/Orinoco/Agere/Proxim cards (that is all the
/_>companies hands that those products have passed through).
/_>
/_
/_Is that a pcmcia to pci converter? Or is it like
/_
http://www.pcmicrostore.com/part-detail.asp?id=409416 ? Anyone know if
/_this a good card for linux?
The one you listed is just like the one I inquired about at CDW.
My other post makes reference to a PCI card that accepts PCMCIA cards;
I suppose you could call it a converter. I do not know about the one you
inquired about (XTERASYS), but the Orinoco's are well supported in both
Linux abd OpenBSD (and all the others I am sure).
-mike
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