Wireless card
This is a discussion about Wireless card in the Linux Hardware category; i want to get a new wireless card and am wondering whether anyone could recommend wireless cards that are compatible with linux my price range is under 40 bucks im also new to the wireless field as well thanks i was looking at this one on newegg thanks in advance
i want to get a new wireless card and am wondering whether anyone could recommend wireless cards that are compatible with linux
my price range is under 40 bucks
im also new to the wireless field as well thanks
i was looking at this one on newegg
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=33-327-003&depa=5
thanks in advance
my price range is under 40 bucks
im also new to the wireless field as well thanks
i was looking at this one on newegg
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=33-327-003&depa=5
thanks in advance
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For PCI, the Netgear MA311 "b" works flawlessly for me. If you need a PCMCIA, this card is reported to work with the 2.6 kernel. That's all I know though...
I've had good luck with the netgear wg311, on newer(2.6) based distros. It is based on the atheros chipset, and uses the medwifi driver. The driver not completely open source, but I have been satisfied with it.
I have gotten it to work on Gentoo, and Suse 9.1. It works out of the box on Suse 9.1, and with very little work on Gentoo. It doesn't seem to be on sourceforge for download any more. I'll see if I can find any other links, if you are interested.
I have gotten it to work on Gentoo, and Suse 9.1. It works out of the box on Suse 9.1, and with very little work on Gentoo. It doesn't seem to be on sourceforge for download any more. I'll see if I can find any other links, if you are interested.
