On 2/23/06, Lubos Vrbka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The Intel wireless cards (which are already in the kernel) do support > > 802.11g. > > For the other cards, you'd have to look for their open source projects > > (for atheros chipsets use the madwifi drivers + their binary HAL; then > > the rt2x00 drivers for the ralink rt2500 chipset). We're still waiting > > for the maturity and inclusion of the libieee80211 stack (used by the > > Intel cards) so that every wifi card would have a standard library of > > functions. > i couldn't find any intel pcmcia wifi cards in the kernel config... or > does this relate to PCI card? what have i overlooked?
My bad... What I was referring to was the libieee80211 subsystem, which was merged in Linux kernel 2.6.14. You'd still need the drivers and binary firmware at ipw2200.sf.net -- Paolo Alexis Falcone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
