Which wireless card is good for Fedora Core 1?
Hi, All, I have a Syntax USB-400 wireless card, it does not work for Frdora core 1. Can somebody help me with this? Thanks a lot. Another thing, can somebody tell me which wireless card works for Fedora core 1, then I can go to CompUSA or bestBuy to buy one? Thanks, Ming.
Hi, All,
I have a Syntax USB-400 wireless card, it does not work for Frdora core 1. Can somebody help me with this? Thanks a lot.
Another thing, can somebody tell me which wireless card works for Fedora core 1, then I can go to CompUSA or bestBuy to buy one? Thanks,
Ming
I have a Syntax USB-400 wireless card, it does not work for Frdora core 1. Can somebody help me with this? Thanks a lot.
Another thing, can somebody tell me which wireless card works for Fedora core 1, then I can go to CompUSA or bestBuy to buy one? Thanks,
Ming
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It just so happens I'm in the same fix. I decided not to wait, and ran out to Radio Shack and purchased a Linksys WMP11 wireless PCI. The guy at the store said I could bring it back if I couldn't get it to work. Linux-Wlan says the WMP11 uses Prism 2, but the later "versions" of this card don't and won't work. There's nothing on the box that says it's any of the versions so I hope things will come together when I install it tomorrow. If you can wait, I'll let you know how I come out, then you might want to consider getting one too if I can slay this beast!
Edit: Just found out the #$%^ing thing is a WMP11 (version 2.7) which uses the broadcom chips! You can't see that it's a 2.7 until you open the box! %&*@!
So I'll take it back tomorrow..
[Edited by Dapper Dan on 2004-04-28 00:21:21]
Edit: Just found out the #$%^ing thing is a WMP11 (version 2.7) which uses the broadcom chips! You can't see that it's a 2.7 until you open the box! %&*@!
So I'll take it back tomorrow..
[Edited by Dapper Dan on 2004-04-28 00:21:21]
Hey y'all! Check this out!
Linux-Wlan says it uses prism2, and I don't see there are newer "versions" to muck you up with broadcom chipsets without letting you know.
At this price, I'm ordering mine right now before they run out!
Linux-Wlan says it uses prism2, and I don't see there are newer "versions" to muck you up with broadcom chipsets without letting you know.
At this price, I'm ordering mine right now before they run out!
