nothing against wavelan, but the Webgear Aviator also has fully gpl'd drivers, and you can pick these up at almost any computer store(compusa, frys, buy.com) for under $200. I got these going in my house, one in my router box and one in my laptop, and i routine pull 120k-200k a sec from across my house. Also, the webgear *include* the isa-to-pcmcia bridge cards, unlike the wavelans. overall, these have been extremely stable cards, with solid working drivers under linux and windows, and full compatbility between the two, which is nice.
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nothing against wavelan, but the Webgear Aviator also has fully gpl'd
drivers, and you can pick these up at almost any computer store(compusa,
frys, buy.com) for under $200. I got these going in my house, one in my
router box and one in my laptop, and i routine pull 120k-200k a sec from
across my house. Also, the webgear *include* the isa-to-pcmcia bridge
cards, unlike the wavelans. overall, these have been extremely stable
cards, with solid working drivers under linux and windows, and full
compatbility between the two, which is nice.