There is no Tiptronic tranny for the TDI in the US.
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Hey,
Here at Sacred Heart Univ, we have a 802.11 wireless lan. It's really sweet, they have it in all of the main academic buildings and they are giving the cards to all freshman and selling them to everybody else. The lan was put in this year, that's why the other must buy the card *grin*. We have the 128bit encryption to be able to access the network. I had ot rebuild my thinkpad earlier do the a problem with win98 and a piece of software I *tried* to run. I just entered anything for the ESSID, well long story short it didn't work.
What was really werid though this that our Spectrum24 cards made by Symbol has a led on them and when we are connected to thelan they blink FAST. Even though I was within the signal range my card did not even indicate that I was in an access point b/c I had the wrong ESSID.
Does anybody know of a home access point I could use to trasmitt my DSL/Cable line at home? Running long wires it just a PIA.
My school was wireless ethernet setup for the main academic building and outside grouds. All freshman this year recived the cards as part of our laptop package which is now required as part of your tution. They decided to use Symbol's highspeed 11mpb wireless setup. I'd love to set this up in my house to use my thinkpad with it at home, to bad the cards are ~200USD and I couldn't even find a price for the access points.
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There is no Tiptronic tranny for the TDI in the US.
Hey, Here at Sacred Heart Univ, we have a 802.11 wireless lan. It's really sweet, they have it in all of the main academic buildings and they are giving the cards to all freshman and selling them to everybody else. The lan was put in this year, that's why the other must buy the card *grin*. We have the 128bit encryption to be able to access the network. I had ot rebuild my thinkpad earlier do the a problem with win98 and a piece of software I *tried* to run. I just entered anything for the ESSID, well long story short it didn't work. What was really werid though this that our Spectrum24 cards made by Symbol has a led on them and when we are connected to thelan they blink FAST. Even though I was within the signal range my card did not even indicate that I was in an access point b/c I had the wrong ESSID. Does anybody know of a home access point I could use to trasmitt my DSL/Cable line at home? Running long wires it just a PIA.
My school was wireless ethernet setup for the main academic building and outside grouds. All freshman this year recived the cards as part of our laptop package which is now required as part of your tution. They decided to use Symbol's highspeed 11mpb wireless setup. I'd love to set this up in my house to use my thinkpad with it at home, to bad the cards are ~200USD and I couldn't even find a price for the access points.