Re: Linksys WRT54G - successes

Yeah, popping the card from the AP in your notebook could give some good 
information.  I guess in the grand scheme of things you would want to 
debug a card that way too...

It would be interesting to see what pcmcia-cs thinks the card is....  
matching the IDs.  Might have to have a new distro to have lookups with 
802.11g hardware ids.

-Scott

Bruno Lopes F. Cabral wrote:

> Hi
>
> that's a problem I'm facing here, with HRI port
> for SMC7004VWBR.
>
> I have no clue on how to make linux recognize
> the wlan card on it
>
> humm I didn't pick the card and installed it on
> my notebook, to see what is all about. will do
> it know ;-) (fingers crossed it won't hurt my
> baby!)
>
> Cheers
> !3runo
>
> Scott Serr wrote:
>
>>> Some parts of the code released by Linksys is proprietary (the wlan
>>> driver for example), this is why there are some problems regarding the
>>> distribution of the code.
>>
>>
>> Is the wlan driver the hold up on making most of these ports useful?  
>> Do any of the vendors use supported G cards?  Could you swap in a 
>> supported G (or B) card and have it work?
>>
>> Sorry for silly questions...  just trying to understand the real 
>> problems.
>
>
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