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Hi I've got a Transio MiniUSB 802.11b wireless adapter that uses a prism 2.0 chip and connects to a USB port on my motherboard. I use this to connect to ...
  1. 07-23-2003 #1
    forrest44
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    Do 802.11b and linux mix well?



    Hi

    I've got a Transio MiniUSB 802.11b wireless adapter that uses a prism 2.0 chip and connects to a USB port on my motherboard.
    I use this to connect to broadband internet in windows.
    How do I get it working in mandrake 9.0?
    Or redhat 9.0...
    My Motherboard is an intel SE440BX3.
    Heard that people have got 802.11b going on mandrake over a few days but they had to recompile their kernel which souns complicated.
    Any ideas appreciated...
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    jasonlambert
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    from what i understand, only the Atheos chipset works reasonably well under linux, have a look at http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/madwifi

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