[clug] [HELP] Wireless pci cards. What should I buy.

[Telek, John]

I buy wholesale direct from sydney. I also thought it might be a
worthwile gesture
To purchase a bulk supply and pass those savings on to clug members or
people
Who are interested in wireless but are not decent dollar earners.

  John

-----Original Message-----
From: Ben [mailto:ben at polkosity.cjb.net] 
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 12:48 PM
To: Telek, John
Subject: Re: [clug] [HELP] Wireless pci cards. What should I buy.


John,
Anything with a prism 2.5 or any prism i guess should work.
I have a couple of sparklan  wl360f and a skymaster xi626.

They both work flawlessly (as far as I can tell) under linux. 

You can prolly get them cheaper elsewhere, but www.auspcmarket.com.au 
has them for 90 bucks inc shipping.

Ben.

Telek, John wrote:

>I'm looking for advice on which pci wireless cards to buy.
>
>I have a DWL520 ( not the 520+ ) and have given up trying to make it 
>work under linux. The driver bawks because the card shares an IRQ with 
>another device.
>
>Price is not an issue and all I want is 802.11b.
>
>Any suggestions would be great.
>
>  John
>
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