Re: Wireless cards

From: John Summerfied (debian_at_herakles.homelinux.org)
Date: 06/30/05

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    jdow wrote:
    > From: "John Summerfied" <debian@herakles.homelinux.org>
    >
    >>I have a couple of Prism54 cards that work well. Some (at least)
    >>Atheros-based cards are fine, and I note d-link is now labelling its
    >>product to indicate which use TI, which use Atheros.
    >
    >
    > Um, do you have the Linux driver for those atheros chips or are you
    > using NDIS? And do you use WPA? My laptop will need to be WPA aware
    > with the D-Link Atheros chipset three band beastie. (At least it will
    > "someday.") I have the pieces. But it looks like I'll have to rebuild
    > the Atheros stuff I have with the WPA files as well. Poo what a (small)
    > annoyance.

    _I_ have two prism54 cards, and those work with standard kernels. You
    need the madwifi project (I don't know whether it's integrated yet).
    It's a bit of a maze, but you start at sourceforge.

    btw Daughter lives in Canberra. Daughter bought a laptop. Daughter took
    it home, turned it on and it said, "Do you want to join this network?"

    Latest is, she has a choice of three unsecured wireless networks.

    atm the weak point in my wireless is my laptop which has an 11b Wavelan
    card. Works fine, but only does 40-bit WEP.

    I intend to fit one of these:
    http://www.techtopia.com.au/product_info.php/products_id/919

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