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Wireless Card

Charley over 21 years ago

Did anyone try to install a Wireless Card (PCMCIA) ?
What is the supported hardware ?
Thank you for your response !

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0 BarryG over 21 years ago

Read the HCL.

I got a D-Link working, mentioned it here .

Most Prism II cards should work.

Barry
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0 Charley over 21 years ago in reply to BarryG

Thank you for your response, I have a D-Link but I'm not able to see the card at the installation time.
When I go to the Network-Interface section there is no choice for a WaveLan or something else...
Thank you for spending time to solve this mistake !

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0 BarryG over 21 years ago in reply to Charley

Is it a PCI card, PCMCIA in a PCI adapter, or PCMCIA in a laptop or C3 or something with built-in PCMCIA slots?

Also, WHICH D-Link is it?
Does it use the Prism-II chipset?
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0 Charley over 21 years ago in reply to BarryG

Hello Barry,
It is a D-link DWL 650+ PCMCIA on a VIA EPIA-MII Mni-ITX main board.
Thanks for your help !

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0 BarryG over 21 years ago in reply to Charley

I don't remember if the + card is a prism II or not. Look at the D-Link site linked in my other post.

If it is, it should work, assuming the PCMCIA bridge on that VIA system is supported. (Read the HCL)

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