Cards that reportedly WORK w/MiniStumbler 0.4 - Page 2

remi · 04-26-2004

Works with Netgear MA701 CF Card

Noodles · 04-26-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Noodles

It sort of works on my iPaQ 5450

It works a lot better after the ROM upgrade and wlan fireware upgrade from the hp.com site

FrozenGeek · 04-26-2004

Thanks Marius

I have it working great with my H-Paq 2200 and a Linksys WCF12. To get the linksys card working with PPC 2003 you will need to download the Senao dirvers

http://www.senao.com/service%20&%20...%20download.htm

Linksys does not make WM2003 Drivers as of yet. The Senao drivers work fine. The only problem I have right now is the configuration tool that comes with the drivers will not run. But it's not that big of a deal for me since WM2003 will now recognize the card, allow's me to connect to wifi networks and Pocket warriror works with it.

Once at the senao website download the WLan_ForWinCE400 driver. Run the installer and then do a soft reset. Then power back up and insert
your Linksys card. The OS should give you and "Unrecognized card" pop-up.
Enter 'wlannds.dll' (without quotes) into the input box and click 'Ok'.
Your link light should now be flashing green and you will be notified of the
existing 802.11b networks within range (if any).

Going to 'Start->Settings->Connections->Connections' will also let you see
networks w/in range.

gilesjuk · 04-28-2004

Works fine with the E800 and a generic PRISM CF card.

One minor problem, it appears to want an IP address assigning before it will start working. If I run it and i'm not near my wireless network I get a message saying PocketPC networking was unable to get an IP address and the scanning doesn't work.

pompeoposar · 04-29-2004

Netstumbler is able to read my sandisk SDIO wifi card, but it is not able to pick anything up while disconnected from an access point. When I authenticate to my WEP'ed Access Point, I'm able to see my AP, but nobody elses (theres quite a few nearby.)

Any ideas on what the issue is? (other than it being a toshiba 405..)

c0rnholio · 04-30-2004

Ministumbler 0.4.0 PPC 2002 works with the following setup:

Device: Siemens SimPAD SLC TabletPC
Device2: Siemens SinusPAD TabletPC
OS: CE.NET 4.1
Proc.: SA1110
Display: 800x600 Touch Screen
NIC: Generic PRISM2 with Senao CE.NET400 Driver
NIC: Elsa Airlancer (Orinoco OEM) with CE.NET build in Driver
NIC: Orinoco Gold with CE.NET build in Driver
GPS: Garmin eTrex via serial

Additional Software for PPC Emulation: CEMENU
Link: http://www.hpc.ru/soft/download.phtml?id=4935

I've not tested the HPC2000 build...

cheers and huge THX to Marius

gilesjuk · 04-30-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by pompeoposar

Netstumbler is able to read my sandisk SDIO wifi card, but it is not able to pick anything up while disconnected from an access point. When I authenticate to my WEP'ed Access Point, I'm able to see my AP, but nobody elses (theres quite a few nearby.)

Any ideas on what the issue is? (other than it being a toshiba 405..)

Your problem seems very similar to mine. Must be a problem to do with the Wireless config tools. Different PDAs are shipped with different config tools, often depending on if they have Wifi built-in or not.

don230b · 04-30-2004

NS 4 works with my IPAQ 3700 and the Dlink Air DCF-660W.

Thank you I will donate as soon as I get a Job!

Merlin

lincomatic · 04-30-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by remi

Works with Netgear MA701 CF Card

it works on my hp2210 (PPC2003) w/ the MA701 RC1 drivers, but only shows the AP that it's currently associated with. I can't figure out how to prevent it from associating. It uses the zero config so I can't just set the SSID to ANY

neovaio · 05-01-2004

It works on my h5550 w/internal wifi card

But, not work on my h4150 internal...

Thanks!

thabass · 05-02-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by neovaio

It works on my h5550 w/internal wifi card

But, not work on my h4150 internal...

Thanks!

neovaio - can you please post your firmware versions? for the rom and wlan

neovaio · 05-03-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by thabass

neovaio - can you please post your firmware versions? for the rom and wlan

I use Japanese edition of WM2003.

WM2003 ROM revision: 1.00.03 JPN

About WLAN
Hardware revision: 6.3
Firmware version: 0.100.5.39
Driver version: 3.2.2.96
Module release date: 02.09.05

MiniStumbler 0.3x didn't work, but 0.4 works well.
I don't know why

kiheiman · 05-05-2004

Mini-stumbler works with a D-Link DCF-660W card in a HP iPaq 2215. Here is what I had to do:

1. Installed the D-link PC2003 driver - minstumbler appeared to work, but was not consistent. There was no D-link wireless utility for the card. I de-installed the PC2003 driver.
2. Installed the D-link PC2002 driver. This also installed the D-Link management utility. Mini-Stumbler operator was flaky - very poor range.
3. Installed the D-Link PC2003 driver on top of the PC2002 driver - used "Repair" function on the install. This kept the D-link management utility and applied the PC2003 driver. Mini-stumbler works good and the range is much better.

The D-link Site Survey Utility does not seem to work at all with either D-Link driver.

kiheiman · 05-05-2004

I guess that I spoke too soon. With a D-link CF card in an iPaq 2215, Mini-stumbler only detects APs that the iPaq is associated with. I was able to confirm this by finding a number of APs with the APBrowser (under D-Link management app), but only my home AP under Mini-Stumbler. Once I hit the "join" command under APBrower for each found AP, then the AP would then show up under Mini-Stumbler.

kiheiman · 05-07-2004

I finally got my D-Link CF card fully working with my iPaq 2215. I had to go into the D-Link management utility, Config, and select "Auto Detect" for the ESSID. All APs now pop up on the screen.

The D-Link card appears to have a very sensitive receiver. On the way to work, I was able to find 100 APs, with my iPaq inside the cab of my truck. I am not sure that I have seen this good of results when using my Orinoco Gold, iPaq 3765, and an external mag mount wireless antenna.

04-26-2004	#18 (permalink)
FrozenGeek Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: South Central Alaska Posts: 8	H-Paq 2200 and Linksys WCF12 Thanks Marius I have it working great with my H-Paq 2200 and a Linksys WCF12. To get the linksys card working with PPC 2003 you will need to download the Senao dirvers http://www.senao.com/service%20&%20...%20download.htm Linksys does not make WM2003 Drivers as of yet. The Senao drivers work fine. The only problem I have right now is the configuration tool that comes with the drivers will not run. But it's not that big of a deal for me since WM2003 will now recognize the card, allow's me to connect to wifi networks and Pocket warriror works with it. Once at the senao website download the WLan_ForWinCE400 driver. Run the installer and then do a soft reset. Then power back up and insert your Linksys card. The OS should give you and "Unrecognized card" pop-up. Enter 'wlannds.dll' (without quotes) into the input box and click 'Ok'. Your link light should now be flashing green and you will be notified of the existing 802.11b networks within range (if any). Going to 'Start->Settings->Connections->Connections' will also let you see networks w/in range. __________________ ************************************************** * I'm not dumb, I just have a command of throughly usless information. ************************************************** *

04-29-2004	#20 (permalink)
pompeoposar Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1	SDIO & Toshiba e405 Netstumbler is able to read my sandisk SDIO wifi card, but it is not able to pick anything up while disconnected from an access point. When I authenticate to my WEP'ed Access Point, I'm able to see my AP, but nobody elses (theres quite a few nearby.) Any ideas on what the issue is? (other than it being a toshiba 405..)

04-30-2004	#21 (permalink)
c0rnholio cd /pub && more beer Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 160	Ministumbler 0.4.0 PPC 2002 works with the following setup: Device: Siemens SimPAD SLC TabletPC Device2: Siemens SinusPAD TabletPC OS: CE.NET 4.1 Proc.: SA1110 Display: 800x600 Touch Screen NIC: Generic PRISM2 with Senao CE.NET400 Driver NIC: Elsa Airlancer (Orinoco OEM) with CE.NET build in Driver NIC: Orinoco Gold with CE.NET build in Driver GPS: Garmin eTrex via serial Additional Software for PPC Emulation: CEMENU Link: http://www.hpc.ru/soft/download.phtml?id=4935 I've not tested the HPC2000 build... cheers and huge THX to Marius __________________ You mean...there is life outside my lab?

04-30-2004	#23 (permalink)
don230b Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 2	DlinkAir CF Card NS 4 works with my IPAQ 3700 and the Dlink Air DCF-660W. Thank you I will donate as soon as I get a Job! Merlin

05-01-2004	#25 (permalink)
neovaio Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Tokyo, Japan Posts: 2	iPAQ h5550 internal card It works on my h5550 w/internal wifi card But, not work on my h4150 internal... Thanks!

04-26-2004	#16 (permalink)
remi Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1	Works with Netgear MA701 CF Card

04-28-2004	#19 (permalink)
gilesjuk Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 2	Works fine with the E800 and a generic PRISM CF card. One minor problem, it appears to want an IP address assigning before it will start working. If I run it and i'm not near my wireless network I get a message saying PocketPC networking was unable to get an IP address and the scanning doesn't work.

05-05-2004	#28 (permalink)
kiheiman Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Arizona Posts: 5	D-Link DCF-660W Mini-stumbler works with a D-Link DCF-660W card in a HP iPaq 2215. Here is what I had to do: 1. Installed the D-link PC2003 driver - minstumbler appeared to work, but was not consistent. There was no D-link wireless utility for the card. I de-installed the PC2003 driver. 2. Installed the D-link PC2002 driver. This also installed the D-Link management utility. Mini-Stumbler operator was flaky - very poor range. 3. Installed the D-Link PC2003 driver on top of the PC2002 driver - used "Repair" function on the install. This kept the D-link management utility and applied the PC2003 driver. Mini-stumbler works good and the range is much better. The D-link Site Survey Utility does not seem to work at all with either D-Link driver.

05-05-2004	#29 (permalink)
kiheiman Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Arizona Posts: 5	D-Link CF Wireless I guess that I spoke too soon. With a D-link CF card in an iPaq 2215, Mini-stumbler only detects APs that the iPaq is associated with. I was able to confirm this by finding a number of APs with the APBrowser (under D-Link management app), but only my home AP under Mini-Stumbler. Once I hit the "join" command under APBrower for each found AP, then the AP would then show up under Mini-Stumbler.

05-07-2004	#30 (permalink)
kiheiman Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Arizona Posts: 5	D-Link CF Card is great. I finally got my D-Link CF card fully working with my iPaq 2215. I had to go into the D-Link management utility, Config, and select "Auto Detect" for the ESSID. All APs now pop up on the screen. The D-Link card appears to have a very sensitive receiver. On the way to work, I was able to find 100 APs, with my iPaq inside the cab of my truck. I am not sure that I have seen this good of results when using my Orinoco Gold, iPaq 3765, and an external mag mount wireless antenna.

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