Sony FR130 Athlon notebook, wireless cards

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I just bought a Sony FR130 Athlon 2000+ notebook from Best Buy 
and have loaded Shrike onto it.  USB appears to be broken (VIA 
chipset, three USB 2.0 ports), haven't tried burning CDs yet, but
other than that everything seems to work and I haven't had time 
to try to fix USB yet (VIA recommends switching to kernel 2.5.60 
or later for USB 2.0 support?  Maybe I should try rawhide 
first?).  Haven't loaded nVidia's drivers 
yet (GeForce4Go 420, aka NV17, 16megs RAM) but XFree's fired up 
without complaint.  For a bit under $1K after rebates it's pretty
nice.  It has a VIA VT8235 southbridge.  There's a FR150 
model coming with a 15" screen instead of 14".  What's really 
nice is that they partitioned the 40gig Hitachi hard drive into 
15gig and 25gig partitions.  I deleted the 25gig NTFS partition 
to make room for Shrike. 

Anyhow, what wireless card should I get for this?  Do any of the 
802.11a/b, b/g, or about-to-ship a/b/g cards work?  (I'm guessing
no...)  What about WiFi PCI cards for my server (also running 
Shrike), or should I just get an access point? 





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