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I can be there both days from around 11am until ITEC ends at 4 pm on Wednesday and 3 pm on Thursday. What kinds of official KCLUG messages are we going to be delivering from the ITEC booth? In addition to "Try Linux! Here's a LiveCD!", that is. Also, is anyone bringing in a demonstration system? --- Chris Bier <chris.bier@cymor.com> wrote:
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Speaking of the ITEC booth, does anyone remember if there was wireless network access on the exhibit room floor? And on a related note, has anyone seen a PCMCIA or USB wireless network card, sold locally, which either has a fairly native Linux driver or responds well with ndiswrapper? I've been comparing whats available at MicroCenter with the ndiswrapper Wiki hardware list, and some of the LinkSys and NetGear PCMCIA cards look promising (specifically the LinkSys WPC54G and the NetGear WG511). --- Chris Bier <chris.bier@cymor.com> wrote:
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I haven't checked the compatibility, but WalMart in Lee's Summit had a couple LinkSys WPC11 v4 CardBus cards on clearance for $15 each. I'd have bought one/both but I have no CB capable machines. On 10/24/05, Leo Mauler <webgiant@yahoo.com> wrote:
Speaking of the ITEC booth, does anyone remember if there was wireless network access on the exhibit room floor?
And on a related note, has anyone seen a PCMCIA or USB wireless network card, sold locally, which either has a fairly native Linux driver or responds well with ndiswrapper? I've been comparing whats available at MicroCenter with the ndiswrapper Wiki hardware list, and some of the LinkSys and NetGear PCMCIA cards look promising (specifically the LinkSys WPC54G and the NetGear WG511).
--- Chris Bier <chris.bier@cymor.com> wrote:
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On 10/24/05, Leo Mauler <webgiant@yahoo.com> wrote:
And on a related note, has anyone seen a PCMCIA or USB wireless network card, sold locally, which either has a fairly native Linux driver or responds well with ndiswrapper? I've been comparing whats available at MicroCenter with the ndiswrapper Wiki hardware list, and some of the LinkSys and NetGear PCMCIA cards look promising (specifically the LinkSys WPC54G and the NetGear WG511).
I got a Belkin F5D6020 on sale at MicroCenter a while back (virtually
free after rebate) that works just fine with the Orinoco driver.
On 10/23/05, Leo Mauler <webgiant@yahoo.com> wrote:
What kinds of official KCLUG messages are we going to be delivering from the ITEC booth? In addition to "Try Linux! Here's a LiveCD!", that is.
Also, is anyone bringing in a demonstration system?
I'll have my laptop running Debian-by-way-of-Knoppix, and the Library.
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Monty J. Harder