>
> Right O... I have not bought the card yet so I can get whatever I need
> and that is nice... Does anyone know how linux works with usb wireless
> adaptors such as the linksys WUSB11 ? I have a linksys router and
> therefore would like to stick with the same vendor for all the
> wireless hardware. Thanks guys for all the incite... The other issue
> is hardware makers such as linksys will use different chip sets in the
> exact same card... How is one suppose to tell before hand what chip
> set it uses?
I have had no luck with wireless usb and SuSE if this is for a laptop I
recommend Netgear wg511. It uses the Prism module(driver), and works
flawlessly with SuSE. I Have a hodgepodge of different wireless nic's
all connecting to a netgear router, and have NO issues here either. I
have a Belkin wireless, Netgear, D-Link, and one unknown! Just set the
router and the nic up the same, and away you go..
>
> Thanks again,
>
> ~wd0mkr
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