802.11b card for Lombard?

[H.B. Elkins]

Anyone have any suggestions/recommendations on a good 802.11b Cardbus
card for a Lombard G3 Powerbook? I'm using a D-Link wireless router
and compatibility with it is a must. Also looking for something that
will let me connect via AppleTalk to other computers on the network as
well as tap into the DSL connection. Thanks!
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H.B. Elkins -- Beattyville, KY
[url]http://www.millenniumhwy.net[/url] hbelkins(at)mis.net

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[EmuPooh Nonames]

On 11/9/03 2:32 AM, in article
[email]charles.bouldin-8AB344.12320910092003@text-east.newsfeeds.com[/email], "Charles
Bouldin" <charles.bouldin@nist.gov> wrote:

> In article <3f5d0ef3.267143@news.newsguy.com>,
> [email]hbelkins@restrictorplates.mis.net[/email] (H.B. Elkins) wrote:
>

>> Anyone have any suggestions/recommendations on a good 802.11b Cardbus
>> card for a Lombard G3 Powerbook? I'm using a D-Link wireless router
>> and compatibility with it is a must. Also looking for something that
>> will let me connect via AppleTalk to other computers on the network as
>> well as tap into the DSL connection. Thanks!

>
> Look at ioxperts.com for a list of cardbus 802.11b cards that are
> supported by their OSX driver. ( I guess you didn't say if you're on OSX
> or 9). I just put the high-power SMC card in a 400 mhz Tibook and it
> works very well. Much, much better range than the internal airport card.
>
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After a month or so thinking about I eventually selected the Asante
Netfriendly card for my wifes Lombard - great card, no fuss, plug and watch
the thing work also supports b/g forms of the 8011 protocol. No need for
extra drivers unless you were using it on a windows machine (hehe)

Others to think about:
Buffalo cards
Oroinoco cards

Cheers Paul

[H.B. Elkins]

Charles Bouldin <charles.bouldin@nist.gov> wrote:

>Look at ioxperts.com for a list of cardbus 802.11b cards that are
>supported by their OSX driver. ( I guess you didn't say if you're on OSX
>or 9). I just put the high-power SMC card in a 400 mhz Tibook and it
>works very well. Much, much better range than the internal airport card.

It's OS 9, on a 333 MHz Lombard G3. The wireless router is a D-Link.
I'm looking for something that will not only allow me to use my DSL
connection, but connect via AppleTalk to another Man on the LAN
(specifically a LaCie Pocket Drive plugged into a Digital Audio G4).


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H.B. Elkins -- Beattyville, KY
[url]http://www.millenniumhwy.net[/url] hbelkins(at)mis.net

"There's no doubt he's the best race driver in the world."
--Dale Jarrett, on the late Dale Earnhardt

Go Big Blue (Kentucky Wildcats)! Go #15 (Michael Waltrip, NAPA Chevy)!

Vote Ernie Fletcher for Governor of Kentucky! [url]http://www.fletcher2003.com[/url]

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