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...not clear about that (the chipsets are documented but how do I know which card is using what chipset as the manufacturers doesn't really name the chipset?). I've got a list of possible WLAN NICs and am wondering if somebody has any experience using one of them with FreeBSD 4.x? Netgear WG511 (Cardbus) or WAG511 (Cardbus, 5 + 2.4 GHz) SMC 2802W (PCI) or 2835W (Cardbus) D-Link DWL G520 (PCI) or DWL G650 (Cardbus) Belkin 802.11g/+ (don't have a product name by hand, PN PCI: F5D7000, PN Cardbus: F5D7010 - not yet on market) All of these cards are 802.11g devices (54 MBit/s). What ab...

Alle, Does anyone have any experience with with Netgear WG511v2 cards and V4.4? I read the post @ http://www.centos.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=4600&forum=30&post_id=13268#forumpost13268 but the system doesn't even seem to see the card. "/sbin/cardctl ident" shows no info on slot 0/1. "/sbin/modprobe prism54"...

Greetings: I'm just installed Centos-4 on an IBM T-21 laptop. So far so good. Now I'd like to pop in a wireless lan adapter. I'm looking at a buying a Linksys WPC54G adapter (although I haven't done so yet). After doing some searching, it looks like the best way to get this card working is via ndiswrapper [http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net] and then to use Windoze

I'm trying to bridge a wired network and a wireless network, but I'm having some trouble. No traffic seems to be passing through the bridge. When I issue a "showmacs" command to brctl, I am able to see MAC addresses from both networks. I am also able to ping both networks from the bridge machine. When I issue a "showstp" command to brctl, the wireless access