Sigh. Another unsupported card that USED to be supported. If you want wireless in Linux, avoid the Linksys Wireless B card v.4 (WPC11) and D-Link DWL-650. Both used to work in previous incarnations, but the chipsets of what you'll find on the shelf is a n
PostPosted:Tue Jan 06, 2004 2:52 pm
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Sigh. Another unsupported card that USED to be supported. If you want wireless in Linux, avoid the Linksys Wireless B card v.4 (WPC11) and D-Link DWL-650. Both used to work in previous incarnations, but the chipsets of what you'll find on the shelf is a no go. This is a good list of what DOES work:</div>
Sigh. Another unsupported card that USED to be supported. If you want wireless in Linux, avoid the Linksys Wireless B card v.4 (WPC11) and D-Link DWL-650. Both used to work in previous incarnations, but the chipsets of what you'll find on the shelf is a no go. This is a good list of what DOES work:</div>