[Gllug] Zaurus & working Wireless CF cards?
Edward Tandi
ed at efix.biz
Wed Apr 2 21:00:06 UTC 2003
On Wed, 2003-04-02 at 11:59, Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
> I'm getting a load of issues with the D-Link DCF 660W & the Zaurus. I
> think I'm going to return that and get a different model of WCF card.
I had similar problems. Under the Sharp ROM the card appeared
intermittently but never worked properly. Under OpenZaurus, it would
never even recognise it. 'cardctl -ident' return nothing.
I returned it. It would appear that there are those who gave got it
working fine and there are those that are having real problems. Maybe
they have a faulty batch.
Ed-T.
> Can anyone recommend one that works flawlessly (and is still available -
> some of the cards recommended by Sharp no longer appear to be made).
>
> Here are the D-Link problems: first day it worked fine. Second day,
> it didn't work all day. It couldn't get a signal from the AP, green
> light kept flashing. Tried many different things to no avail. Then
> in the evening it just started working. Green light on, Internet
> connectivity fine (modulo BT problems, of course). Third day (today)
> it's working some of the time, and then it'll stop working. Same
> issue - flashing green light indicating it can't talk to the AP.
>
> The really strange thing is that Kismet works *fine* - even when the
> card is having problems with the Sharp software, Kismet runs and
> detects the home network ESSID with no problem.
>
> (Having had multiple problems with D-Link PCMCIA wireless cards
> before, this really is absolutely the last time I ever buy any
> D-Link crap).
>
> Rich.
>
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