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you can either compile the driver or use it with ndiswrapper (i'm using ndis v 0.10). works well and no pain involved (it's a matter of editing .INF file to match the cards pci/ven ID ) there's a thread on how to get this to work with ndiswrapper. + the price on this card is pretty good, however the pic is misleading, cuz it doesn't have this plastic antena heh (maybe there's addon like that from mnfc). the card comes with littlee antena with the base attached connected to the card thru 5 feet cable. but if's you're ok with the look this card is for u.
i tried both ways but couldn't get the compiled driver to work (the guy in the thread did), but i'm happy with ndiswrapper so far + it's pretty straight forward.
i use a prism2 chipset on mine, works fine, but check the wiki for the install instructions, just a simple change to /etc/pcmcia/config is all that is needed
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