Hello James (and *),
some remarks and some more experience:
* Netgear seems to sell cards based on the Texas Instruments chipset as
well, e.g. the WG 311.
* I tried the native Linux driver (latest version) and found that it works
quite reliably for me WHEN someone else is using the access po
Hi Michael,
thanks for sharing this information, I am currently thinking of
buying a new wireless card here in Germany for my wife's laptop, and the
warning aboutthe netgear cards is very valuable.
Just for your info, I am actually currently using an acx111
chipset card (from siteco
On 03/14/2005 03:12 PM, Uwe A. P. Wuerdinger wrote:
Michael Marte schrieb:
Hello *,
last week I experimented with WLAN PCMCIA cards on my Dell Latitude
CS400XT running 2.6.10.
First I bought a Netgear WG 511 (54Mbit/s) which is reported to work
properly using the native Linux driver for Prism chips
Michael Marte schrieb:
Hello *,
last week I experimented with WLAN PCMCIA cards on my Dell Latitude
CS400XT running 2.6.10.
First I bought a Netgear WG 511 (54Mbit/s) which is reported to work
properly using the native Linux driver for Prism chipsets. As it did not
work at all, I did some research
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