> I have no idea what sort of expansion you have, but with regards to a PCMCIA
> wireless card, i use the Netgear MA401 and it works a charm (cheap too).
Thanks, Tom.
Anyway I think I'm going to try with one of those MultiPort modules even
if it's quite a bit more expensive than a PCMCIA card, I
> I have no idea what sort of expansion you have, but with regards to a PCMCIA
> wireless card, i use the Netgear MA401 and it works a charm (cheap too).
Thanks, Tom.
Anyway I think I'm going to try with one of those MultiPort modules even
if it's quite a bit more expensive than a PCMCIA card,
El lun, 07-10-2002 a las 23:18, Al Stone escribió:
> Ooops. Sorry if that wasn't clear.
No, it was clear, Al. I said "card" because I didn't know how to call
it. :)
> I don't have any card, just the MultiPort wireless
> module that plugs into the connectors on the back
> of the LCD panel. The
El lun, 07-10-2002 a las 23:18, Al Stone escribió:
> Ooops. Sorry if that wasn't clear.
No, it was clear, Al. I said "card" because I didn't know how to call
it. :)
> I don't have any card, just the MultiPort wireless
> module that plugs into the connectors on the back
> of the LCD panel. The
Ooops. Sorry if that wasn't clear.
I don't have any card, just the MultiPort wireless
module that plugs into the connectors on the back
of the LCD panel. The part number for the one I
bought is 233412-xx1 on the HP web site. I couldn't
seem to find a part number for the Presario unit
you menti
Thanks for your answer, Al.
> It's officially called a "MultiPort" connector. You can get a
> wireless module for use with it. I believe it's actually a USB
> connection, though not a USB connector (it wouldn't fit if you
> did it that way. I use my wireless module quite a bit and it
> seems to
Ooops. Sorry if that wasn't clear.
I don't have any card, just the MultiPort wireless
module that plugs into the connectors on the back
of the LCD panel. The part number for the one I
bought is 233412-xx1 on the HP web site. I couldn't
seem to find a part number for the Presario unit
you menti
Thanks for your answer, Al.
> It's officially called a "MultiPort" connector. You can get a
> wireless module for use with it. I believe it's actually a USB
> connection, though not a USB connector (it wouldn't fit if you
> did it that way. I use my wireless module quite a bit and it
> seems t
Well, here's what I've seen; don't know if this
will help or not.
Vicente Aguilar wrote:
Hi everyone.
I've got a Compaq Presario 905 and I'm planning on buying a wireless
network card and a webcam for it, and of course, I want them to work
with Linux. I'm running Debian Woody and the latest
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On Monday 07 Oct 2002 2:23 pm, Vicente Aguilar wrote:
> Hi everyone.
>
> I've got a Compaq Presario 905 and I'm planning on buying a wireless
> network card and a webcam for it, and of course, I want them to work
> with Linux. I'm running Debian Woody
Hi everyone.
I've got a Compaq Presario 905 and I'm planning on buying a wireless
network card and a webcam for it, and of course, I want them to work
with Linux. I'm running Debian Woody and the latest stable kernel from
kernel.org.
The laptop has an expansion slot on the back of the screen, i.e
Well, here's what I've seen; don't know if this
will help or not.
Vicente Aguilar wrote:
> Hi everyone.
>
> I've got a Compaq Presario 905 and I'm planning on buying a wireless
> network card and a webcam for it, and of course, I want them to work
> with Linux. I'm running Debian Woody and t
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On Monday 07 Oct 2002 2:23 pm, Vicente Aguilar wrote:
> Hi everyone.
>
> I've got a Compaq Presario 905 and I'm planning on buying a wireless
> network card and a webcam for it, and of course, I want them to work
> with Linux. I'm running Debian Woody
Hi everyone.
I've got a Compaq Presario 905 and I'm planning on buying a wireless
network card and a webcam for it, and of course, I want them to work
with Linux. I'm running Debian Woody and the latest stable kernel from
kernel.org.
The laptop has an expansion slot on the back of the screen, i.
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