Re: local supply for orinoco gold pcmcia card (hermes chipset) ?

Tom Marshall <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.wireless.seattle.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> I am looking for a plain vanilla card that works well under linux. My
> current really old prism 1 cards have buggy firmware that I can't
> upgrade. It needs to have 128 bit wep support.
> 
> If any has an orinoco gold pcmcia card or knows where to pick one up locally
> I would be super exited to know.

I have a few spare cards due to new laptops having builtin wireless.  All
have native Linux drivers but the Atheros driver, madwifi, is external to
the mainline kernel sources.  All are capable of WEP but the Orinoco cards
will only do 40-bit unless you can "upgrade" them to the gold firmware bits. 
Best reasonable offer takes them.  If you can't pickup in north Seattle,
tack on a couple bucks for shipping.

	(2) Lucent WaveLAN IEEE (pre Orinoco) Silver, PCMCIA
	(2) D-Link DWL-AG650 Air Xpert, CardBus
	(1) Cisco Aironet 340, PCMCIA
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