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Wireless PCMCIA network card.
802.11b standard. No antenna.
Uses the orinocco driver.
Easy install with Mandrake 9.1 and Knoppix 3.2
detects it from bootup.
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This is a cardbus wireless adapter that works with
802.11g and 802.11b routers. You have two options
for using it under Linux:
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# 11 Mbps wireless desktop PC networking
# Reliable, 802.11b standards-based networking
# USB Powered--no need to open your computer
# WEP encryption to ensure privacy
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Works well in the Sharp Zaurus and works
exceptionally well in Linux when used in a
compact-flash/PCMCIA adapter.
Will not work in a USB/CF adapter.
Also only works in w ...
This card should work with both the linux-wlan
drivers, and the wireless tools (by Jean
Tourrilhes).
Under wireless tools (i.e. iwconfig), use the
orinoco_pci module.
CompactFlash 802.11b wireless adapter for use in a
PDA such as the Sharp Zaurus.
This card should work right out of the box with
OpenZaurus 3.2 (2.4.6-rmk1-np2-embed)
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A 802.11b USB wireless network adapter.
There are two drivers that will work with it, the
first is better but may require a startup script.
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