Re: Need help with D-Link pcmcia card

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I can't tell because the links I get are often no longer working. I
believe it's the DWL-650 L1 (it's retangular and has a grey end sticking
out with 4 LED's and the card states D-Link Are...

BTW - can you shed some light on the Windows hack you mentioned?

Thanks,

James

> On Thu, 10 Jun 2004, James Marcinek wrote:
>
>> Has anyone had any recent experience getting a D-Link DWL-650 pcmcia
>> wireless card running? I've been looking all day and the end result from
>> trying the linux-wlan package ended up with a non working pcmcia
>> service.
>> I also got some stderr on the screen indicating that certain modules
>> could
>> no longer be located. I won't count out user error but I did follow the
>> directions. I don't have an extra-ordinary amount of experience with
>> using
>> make (make xconfig) but I've been successful in the past. This is the
>> second pcmcia card I've tried with the same luck. Even better if someone
>> can tell me a card and maybe what store to get it from, I'd gladly
>> consider it. I've been looking at many local places (as I want quick
>> closure to this) but this has not been fruitful so far.
>
> Is that the one with the (unsupported ) Broadcom chipset?
>
> The only way I know to get that one working is with the Windows driver
> wrapper hack.
>
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