DoubleU wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm thinking about buying a draytek router together with the pccard
> Vigor540 (http://www.draytek.co.uk/products/vigor540.html)
> I want to use this card also under Linux so I would like to know if
> the chipset used is supported by Linux.
> But I can't/don't know how to find out the chipset.
> Any help is welcome.
>
> Willem G
As it turns out, the best supported (IMO) chipsets are Prism based. I
just searched for a reference I saved about wireless on Linux, but
cannot lay hands on it. You might Google: linux wireless since that is
what I used to find the link. Prism chipsets are found in some Orinoco,
Linksys, cards and install as whatever the distro has as Prism. You can
look at hardware compatibility on the distro site. It is difficult to
find out the chipset, and then you have to make certain that the vendor
has not changed it. Linksys has done this as posted elsewhere.
You might get better assistance from alt.os.linux.[distro name here] or
comp.os.linux.networking.
Q