CF WiFi Cards??

03-24-2002

Hi there,
I have a Toshiba PC e570 and would love to use it with ministumbler, has any one found out which (if any) CF WiFi cards work with ministumbler. Toshiba show an Intel CF card as an accessory on their site but I don't know if this will work or not. Any comments??
Thanks,
Michael.

03-25-2002

None of them work right now. Symbol will be the first, I'm working on it now. Well, I was a few minutes ago, anyway.

03-25-2002

If people quick bugging Marius with requests, then maybe he can get some work done.

DSLBiker

03-25-2002

I hope I didn't upset anyone, I just wanted to know what, if any CF cards would work with MiniStumbler. If none do, then that's cool.

03-25-2002

Don't worry about it. WE ALL WONDER ABOUT IT. I check every day to see if there's a post like, "SYMBOL IS NOW SUPPORTED" or something like that.

Symbol will be the first though (theoretically as of now) so that's the one I'll (hopefully) be ordering.

PLUS...

Even though there are a LOT of CF cards out there, they are not all the same. Some are type I and some are type II. Type I are ideal so EVERYONE can use it (some PDA's don't accept type II). The D-Link and Linksys have issues for compatability, range, ease of use, etc. The Symbol seems (today) as the best performer out there. So I'm really hoping to see support for it before any others...

I know I didn't answer any questions, but hopefully this will help...

-Mc

03-25-2002

hmm use the search button would help.

http://www.freenetworks.de.vu/wlan-cards/cf-wlan.html
you will see that there is no CF WLAN card with hermes chipset at the moment.

cu AssetBurned

03-26-2002

Any plans for D-Link drivers or should I swap this card out for the Symbol CF card? BTW, I got the D-Link cheap knowing it was not the best card (Symbol) to test the airwaves on a free city Wi-Fi setup.

03-24-2002	#1 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	CF WiFi Cards?? Hi there, I have a Toshiba PC e570 and would love to use it with ministumbler, has any one found out which (if any) CF WiFi cards work with ministumbler. Toshiba show an Intel CF card as an accessory on their site but I don't know if this will work or not. Any comments?? Thanks, Michael.

03-26-2002	#7 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	Support for D-Link CF Any plans for D-Link drivers or should I swap this card out for the Symbol CF card? BTW, I got the D-Link cheap knowing it was not the best card (Symbol) to test the airwaves on a free city Wi-Fi setup.

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03-25-2002	#2 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	None of them work right now. Symbol will be the first, I'm working on it now. Well, I was a few minutes ago, anyway.

03-25-2002	#3 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	If people quick bugging Marius with requests, then maybe he can get some work done. DSLBiker

03-25-2002	#4 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	I hope I didn't upset anyone, I just wanted to know what, if any CF cards would work with MiniStumbler. If none do, then that's cool.

03-25-2002	#5 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	Don't worry about it. WE ALL WONDER ABOUT IT. I check every day to see if there's a post like, "SYMBOL IS NOW SUPPORTED" or something like that. Symbol will be the first though (theoretically as of now) so that's the one I'll (hopefully) be ordering. PLUS... Even though there are a LOT of CF cards out there, they are not all the same. Some are type I and some are type II. Type I are ideal so EVERYONE can use it (some PDA's don't accept type II). The D-Link and Linksys have issues for compatability, range, ease of use, etc. The Symbol seems (today) as the best performer out there. So I'm really hoping to see support for it before any others... I know I didn't answer any questions, but hopefully this will help... -Mc

03-25-2002	#6 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	hmm use the search button would help. http://www.freenetworks.de.vu/wlan-cards/cf-wlan.html you will see that there is no CF WLAN card with hermes chipset at the moment. cu AssetBurned