List of laptop (pcmcia) wirelss network cards
Jeff Vian
jvian10 at charter.net
Wed Aug 25 00:49:53 UTC 2004
On Tue, 2004-08-24 at 14:15, TroyGeek wrote:
> There's always a debate as to whether to buy or build (get it working on
> your own) when it comes to software. As i've already spent over 10 hours
> just trying to get a wireless card to work with no avail, there comes a
> time when you have to decide whether you want to spend many more hours
> trying to get this to work or to buy. Not everyone has ample time to sit
> and try to get device drivers working, but yes I always try to search
> the web and mailing lists when I have trouble. However, when all the
> options found on the Internet for getting this to work are exhaughted,
> paying a little money to fix the problem and saving potentially hours of
> more work which I don't have seems like a viable option. Giving up on
> using Linux because I haven't been able to get a wireless card working
> yet wasn't the route I wanted to go in.
>
If your laptop has one of the wireless adapters that has no linux
drivers you AFAIK have 2 options to get it working.
driverloader at Linuxant.com (about $20)
or ndiswrapper from ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net (free)
HTH
Jeff
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