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Old December 23rd, 2004, 12:04 PM
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Just curious to know if anyone can recommend a PCI 802.11 b/g adaptor that will work in a Beige G3 Loaded with OS9 and Yellowdog Linux. I would like to have wireless in both OS’s. I have also debated on getting a WiFI to Ethernet Bridge such as the ones from Linksys for games systems. Any one have experience wth these ?


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Look for wireless stuff for Macs at MacWireless. At least you can get some ideas from there.
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Also, obviously, make sure the card you decide on has Linux drivers available. I'm using a Netgear EZ Wireless Card on one of my desktops, which is working flawlessly under Linux. I'd recommend it if you can find one.
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So I decided to get the Ethernet to Wifi bridge a Linksys WET11 802.11b --- It works good in Linux but you have to hard code the IP address while in OS9 or anything below for it to work. So I am taking it back and just going to use an old laptop that is connected wirelessly to route network to the beige with a cross over cable.
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