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ORiNOCO Silver (Hermes), ZyAIR B-100 (Prism3), ZyAIR B-101 (Prism 2.5), SMC 2532B-W (Prism 2.5) and a Dell Truemobile 1400 (Broadcom).
Ndiswrapper for the Broadcom, orinoco_cs drivers for the others. All are running Xsupplicant with eap-tls to authenticate against a FreeRADIUS server except the ORiNOCO - it's a back-up, tinkering card.
An old Proxim Prism2 card is out on what is probably a permanent loan.
It was autodetected, but uses the wavelan driver by default. Works fine. It is capable of WEP, but not WPA. I am told the newer Orinoco b/g combo cards can handle WPA.
I have belkin notebook and desktop cards using the broadcom 94306 chipset. They both work fine with ndiswrapper however FC3 as a new install with the latest kernel has been giving me some issues...
This is to help the development of Linux wifi. Please post data about your wifi card and how you got it to work.
I had to re-compile the kernel, and get the stuff for my (built-in) Intel 2200bg or whatever it's called. Sourceforge hosts the binary drivers for the Intel 2200 components, I am happy to report that with the Intel drivers wifi connections worked great.
Took me a few tries to make it work, but eventually it did happen.
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