[Gllug] easily configured wireless cards

[Pavel Bradut Boghita]

Actually I have used 3Com cards ...(let me just crawl a little to get the 
exact model..;-)  - 3C905TX. Debian recognises them straight away as 
Boomerang or something like this.
I have them at home and all over the place at work. You should be able to 
pick one up for no more than a fiver at the computer fair on Saturday (are 
they still happening in Tottenham Court Road area ?) I wouldn't think is 
worth buying a new one.
I find them reliable, maintainance free, just sit there and do their work, 
whatever the os.

Regards, 

Bradut

On Friday 30 August 2002 5:28 pm, you wrote:
> Having spent some time trying to configure a 3com 3crwe62092a without
> success and not being able to find any relevant information on the net I
> have decided to buy a card that shows at least an acknowledgement of the
> existance of Linux by the manufacturer.  (This rules out 3com who from
> theit website might as well have had their head stuck in the sand for
> the last five years).
>
> I was hoping someone could suggest a card that is realily configured
> (i.e. make amd model).  Even when looking to buy a card from Dabs or
> similar the chipset is rarely mentioned.
>
> Kind regards
> Xander

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