Author: JT Smith
MozillaQuest Magazine (MozillaQuest.com) reports: “Not all wireless-network PC Card adapters are supported for the Linux operating system (OS) by their manufacturers . . . Even if you have either a vendor or third-party supplied Linux driver for a wireless-network PC Card, getting that wireless PC Card to work with your Linux installation can be tricky . . .Today, we successfully use a third-party driver to run a wireless-network PC Card on a Linux-based notebook computer. An important Part of doing this is editing the PCMCIA startup-script. That’s necessary so the Linux boot process will automatically load the wireless PC Card at boot time.”
Check this MozillaQuest.com story for the details and full story!
Check this MozillaQuest.com story for the details and full story!