Re: [Wirelessdriver-support] Just checking in.

[Rob M. <ro...@ma...>]

 From what I understand, the Linksys cards are based around Broadcom's 
chipset.  This means that it's more likely than not that can be made to 
work with Apple's own Airport Extreme driver.  This driver was included 
with 10.2.4, so I'm sure we'll see reports soon.

Intersil still hasn't shipped silicon to it's vendors yet.  As a 
result, we can't even guess at 802.11g compatibility at this stage.

-Rob


On Monday, February 17, 2003, at 08:15 AM, Robert Nicholson wrote:

> Since I have a DVI 800 that I not planning to upgrade soon and I'm in 
> the market for a new basestation and I'm wondering if I should be 
> looking at the newer G variety LinkSys Models or not.
>
> Currently what support exists in the driver the link sys G cards and 
> what speeds to they support via the PCMCIA interface on the Tibooks?
>
> I'll probably go with the older Linksys basestations but only if the 
> price is right ie. under $80 price point otherwise I probably should 
> be looking at the newer G models.
>
> I've not seen prior discussions on Airport Extreme drivers 
> compatibility with the Linksys cards.
>
>
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