[Cialug] PCI Wireless Card

[cialug@cialug.org]

You may want to wait a few month for a new WIMAX board based on 802.16.  Intel 
just started shipping them on the 18th, and I'm sure vendors are rushing to be 
the first to the market.

Next problem, will be linux drivers.  However, it would be cool to be watching 
streaming video to your car's DVD player while on the way to work.  I can only 
image the possibilities.

Will



Quoting Theron Conrey <theron@conrey.org>:

> 
> nope. just using the TV.  Do you know if the linksys cards view it as a 
> wlan device or eth device?
> 
> 
> 
> Nathan C. Smith wrote:
> 
> >You don't use a front-end with that Myth Machine do you?  You may not get
> >enough bandwidth.
> >
> >Many of the Linksys products and products that use the prism chipset seem
> to
> >be supported.
> >
> >-Nate
> >
> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: Theron Conrey [mailto:theron@conrey.org] 
> >Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 11:11 AM
> >To: cialug@cialug.org
> >Subject: [Cialug] PCI Wireless Card
> >
> >
> >
> >OK so in moving and cleaning up my entertainment area I've decided to 
> >dump the cat5 strung over to my classy looking mythtv box and slap in a 
> >wireless card.  I had a usb wireless that I used for a while but it was 
> >flaky at best.  So the question posed: what PCI wireless cards are folks 
> >running currently for linux, and what drivers are they using?  Good site 
> >/ links appriciated.
> >
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