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Tiger
01-07-2001, 07:21 PM
What's the word on Linux supporting the seemingly defacto wireless networking standard. If it's going to be soon I may wait and do my Linux/Windows network wireless rather than wired. I did a search of the forums for this and turned up nothing. Any direction you can point me would be appreciated.
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triplehex
01-07-2001, 07:30 PM
Actually, I am using Lucent's ORINOCO WaveLan WiFi cards with my redhat system and they are working excellently. Go to www.wavelan.com (http://www.wavelan.com) for more info.
Originally posted by Tiger:
What's the word on Linux supporting the seemingly defacto wireless networking standard. If it's going to be soon I may wait and do my Linux/Windows network wireless rather than wired. I did a search of the forums for this and turned up nothing. Any direction you can point me would be appreciated.
TIA. http://www.linuxnewbie.org/ubb/smile.gif
ccieToBe
01-19-2001, 02:49 PM
Was the Lucent card automatically detected and installed, or did you have to do it manually?