i have a laptop wireless card and i want to use it with linux. I am sure it is a setting as it detects everything correctly.
specs 650+ d-link wireless PCMCIA
suse 8.2
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Jump to PostIt detects it ... so what's the problem? ;) Does it need to be configured to get an IP (for DHCP, for example) ??
Jump to PostA friend of mine (mistakenly) bought the same card for his linux laptop and he told me that it used a Texas Instruments chipset and that it did not work. I later read and confirmed that the d link 650+ wireless card does use the TI ACX100 chipset for which …
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