wireless pci card with PCI 2.1 spec for linux

Discussion in 'Linux Networking' started by Ognen Duzlevski, Oct 4, 2003.

  1. Ognen Duzlevski

    Ognen Duzlevski Guest

    Hi, is there are wireless card (802.11b) that will run smoothly under Linux and is not a PCI 2.2 but a PCI 2.1 conformant?
    I have an older motherboard and PCI 2.2 is not supported. To complicate matters further cards like Linksys WMP11 or Belkin
    F5D6001 are PCI 2.1 but have two versions (with Broadcom and Atmel chips) which seem not to be supported so if I decide to
    go with a card like that, can someone also recommend a good supplier on the net who can tell me what chipset the particular
    card is based on?

    Thank you,
    Ognen
     
    Ognen Duzlevski, Oct 4, 2003
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