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Last Review by fouldsy - posted: 07-11-2005 04:16 PM

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As the initial review stated, the acx100 drivers and howto from http://www.houseofcraig.net/acx100_howto.php work very well. There still seems confusion about this v2 card - some work fine using the ndiswrapper, otherwise need updating and running using the acx100 drivers. The ndiswrapper method is by the far the easiest, but if you have no deivce listed (and I've done this before with other cards so know I did it right), try the acx100 drivers and instructions. Once up and running it works fine. The latest drivers DO provide WEP support now, but you must also update the firmware when using the acx100 drivers. Took 30-40 mins to try (and fail!) with ndiswrapper and get the acx100 drivers going, so not too bad. Much prefered MA401 PCMCIA card in laptop - came straight up, but there's plenty of coverage on this card out there on the net, so one of the two main methods should get you up and running.

Rating: 8

Product Details: "WG311 v2" by CoolAJ86 - posted: 09-09-2004 - Rating:

6.14

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