Re: [Wirelessdriver-support] 802.11 cards in os x

[David S. <da...@th...>]

Tobbi,

I can't help with a driver for this - the card is a frequency hopping card
based on a chipset which is different to the ones supported by this driver.
However, assuming you're in Iceland, you can maybe get some help from the
guys at the University of Bifr=F6st. They're using these cards and while the
majority of the notebooks in use are HP Omnibook XE3s, I seem to remember a
couple of Powerbooks floating around last time I was there (which was about
a year or so ago). I have no idea if they managed to get them onto the LAN,
but they have a very knowledgeable IT department who would know all sorts o=
f
tricks with these cards.

Best of luck!

Regards,

David Shirley=20


On 2002/08/27 19:28, "=DEorbj=F6rn Gu=F0mundsson" <to...@nu...> wrote:

> Hello.
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> I am looking for a solution that works with the following card:
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> http://www.alvarion.com/RunTime/Products_2020.asp?tNodeParam=3D14
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> Anyone know if there is a project going on that supports this card?
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> Thanx for the help.
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> Tobbi Gudmundsson
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