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802.11g PCI NIC that support Linux (LEAP?)

 
 
Jason
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      12-21-2003, 05:08 AM
Anyone know of a 802.11g PCI NIC that has Linux drivers available? As an
added bonus, LEAP support would be nice, but don't want to push my luck.
PCI & Linux are my primary requirements.

I basically want PCI NICs to use with an Cisco Aironet 802.11g AP, but the
Cisco network cards aren't being released until Q1 04....and I need a
solution now.

Pls reply here or email me at: yukon99@telus<remove>.net

Thanks,
Jamie




 
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